1/8" Dia., 1/8" Shank, 1/4" LOC, 1-1/2" OAL, 4 Flute Solid Carbide Single End Mill, Uncoated

2 Flute Carbide End mills provide enhanced chip carrying capability and are ideal for slotting and pocketing applications.provide maximum chip removal and are used to produce shallow holes. The hemispherical tip produces rounded details, where sharp corners must be avoided, and they are commonly used in dies and molds. Carbide's extreme hardness allows for the tool to be run much faster than HSS or cobalt. It provides a high degree of wear resistance by withstand high cutting temperatures. The rigidity of carbide allows for excellent surface finishes and dimensional accuracy

Features: Made in USA Submicron grain tungsten carbide 30° General Purpose helix h6 shank tolerance, +0.000", - 0.002" OD tolerance Radius tolerance, +0.000", - 0.001" AlTiN Coating

Multi-Flute Single End Mills Applications: Profiling, slotting, production milling and finishing applications Long length for deep pocket milling and long reach applications Materials: A wide range of ferrous metals, cinluding stainless steels and high temperature alloys

4 or more flutes generate higher surface finish than 2 flute end mills, resulting in higher feed rates. Recommended for finishing operations in a wide range of ferrous and non-ferrous materials. Center cutting for use in milling slots, pockets and for plunge cutting. Single end. Manufactured from 8% cobalt for high red hardness. TiN (Titanium Nitride) coating adds lubricity and hardness, which enhances chip flow, finish surface quality and tool life. TiN coating provides increase of 25 to 30% in machining speeds versus Manufactured from premium high-speed steel. Bright, uncoated tools. ...

3 Flute Solid Carbide Micro Ball End Mills are ideal for profiling, slotting and plunging applications. They allow for high performance milling of small features and parts. The ball end tip produces rounded details, where sharp corners must be avoided, and they are commonly used in dies and molds. The extended neck style enables step down milling paths with higher feed rates. While Carbide's extreme hardness allows for the tool to be run much faster than HSS or cobalt. It provides a high degree of wear resistance by withstand high cutting temperatures. The rigidity of carbide allows for ...