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One indexable insert shape and almost anything is possible Cost efficiency when milling – and high flexibly The M4000 is the universal system solution for all users that want to keep many options open when milling: The M4000 masters all machining tasks using one uniform indexable insert shape. Whether it is a shoulder milling cutter, a high-feed milling cutter or a chamfer milling cutter – the system indexable inserts can be used in all tools within the M4000 range. The low storage and procurement costs clearly indicate that this system places particular emphasis on cost efficiency. Efficiency is also maximised thanks to extremely easy handling and impressive performance data across the M4000 tool family. Investing in the future with Co2 compensation Thinking ahead means compensating our CO2 High environmental standards have been firmly anchored in Walter’s company culture for many years. Using the M4000, Walter and its renowned parter FirstClimate have now shown that the powerful tool system can already be manufactured with 100 % CO2 compensation. Together with FirstClimate, Walter has offset the entire supply chain. From procuring the raw materials, developing and manufacturing through to packaging and storage – the entire CO2 requirement was offset and documented in accordance with ISO 14064. The CO2 footprint that is determined in this way is the binding basis for the Walter Green Compensation project on Borneo’s southern coast: Preserving the Tanjung Puting National Park, acquiring land-use rights along the national park borders to prevent deforestation in favour of palm oil plantations, reforesting and protecting the habitat of endangered orangutans.