Specifications

T-slot Milling Cutter/end mill with Carbide Tips
A. material:steel
B.OEM service
C.ISO9001
D.CNC machining

 

T-slot Milling Cutter/end mill with Carbide Tips 

 

1.Product Picture: 

2.Product Description:

 duct Detail:

 

1,Model Number: CMCR452 

 

2,Flutes: 2/4

 

3,Coating: AlTiN

 

4,Type: SOLID CARBIDE SQUARE/ CORNER RADIUS END MILLS

 

5,Material:  Carbide Drill, 0.5-0.6UM

 

6,Workpiece Material: Steel, Mould Steel, Low Alloy, Non-treated Steel

 

7,Diameter: 1.0-20.0

 

8,Helix Angle: 30

 

9,Application: Slotting,Side Milling

 

10,Process Type: Semi-finishing,Finishing

 

11,Cutting Condition: Dry, Coolant

 

12,Certification: ISO9000:2008

 

2.Product Introduction:

 

Wide application: High efficiency machining can be achieved ranging from common steel to pre-hardened steel machining.

Optimized structure: Appropriate combination of sharp cutting edge and tool strength makes cutting easier and faster, extending tool life.

Ample product series: Can realize from rough machining with high metal removal rate to finish machining with high surface quality.

Complete in specifications: The minimum specification being 0.3mm, tools can easily machine even the finest part of workpiece.

 

Milling

  T-slot Milling Cutter/end mill with Carbide Tips

GM series for general machining 

Perfect rigidity, very suitable for side finish machining.
High speed, high feed rate machining applicable.  

2-flute flattened carbide end mills with straight shank suitable for Side face, Step shoulder and Straight slot.
Helix angle:45°
Coated : TiAIN
Tolerance : D<=12mm    0-0.020mm
                    D>  12mm     0-0.030mm  

Diameter :  0.5mm,0.8mm,1.0mm,1.2mm,1.5mm,2.0mm.

With  Cusp protection .

Wide application.

 

3. Operating Instructions:

If an end mill is not cutting properly, make sure it’s actually the right one (the right size, shape, material, and so forth) for the job. Make sure the end mill is held tight in its holder, so it can’t wobble or "chatter." Make sure there are no dings or chips in the end mill itself, and that its cutting surfaces are sharp. For small diameter end mills, it may be necessary to use a loupe to be able to see damage.

It is possible to re-sharpen end mills, but doing so will change the shape of the mill, and therefore change its performance. In most cases, it is both easier and cheaper to get a new end mill than to re-sharpen a damaged one. The major exception is if the damage or dulling is near the tip of the end mill, in which case the damaged portion can be cut off and the new tip ground to shape.

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