Cleveland
Cleveland 32229 roughing end mill 5-flute PM+ HSS-E square CC
A 5-flute PM+ HSS-E roughing end mill with a square profile and Weldon flat shank for heavy material removal
- TypeMilling
- 5-flute design for efficient roughing
- PM+ HSS-E substrate for wear resistance
- TiN coating reduces friction and heat
- 1 in diameter with Weldon flat for secure hold
- 2 in length of cut for deep material removal
Cleveland 32229 roughing end mill
The Cleveland 32229 is a five-flute roughing end mill made from PM+ HSS-E powdered metal with a TiN coating. It features a square end and a Weldon flat shank for secure tool holding. This cutter is designed for heavy material removal in milling operations.
Suited for high-volume roughing passes in ferrous
The five-flute design and powdered metal substrate provide wear resistance for aggressive stock removal. Shops needing fine finishing passes or non-ferrous machining should select a different tool geometry. This cutter is not intended for light finishing work.
Weldon flat shank locks into standard end mill
Installation requires a compatible Weldon-style holder with a set screw tightened on the flat. The most common issue is insufficient set-screw torque, which allows the tool to pull out or slip under heavy cutting loads. Always verify the holder bore matches the one-inch shank diameter.
Highlights
- 5-flute design for efficient roughing
- PM+ HSS-E substrate for wear resistance
- TiN coating reduces friction and heat
- 1 in diameter with Weldon flat for secure hold
- 2 in length of cut for deep material removal
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Milling |
Questions about this item
What shank size does the milling machine spindle need to accept for this 1 in shank end mill?
The spindle must accept a 1 in diameter shank with a Weldon flat for secure clamping.
Will this 1 in diameter cutter fit the same tool holder as my existing 3/4 in shank roughing end mills?
No, the 1 in shank diameter requires a matching 1 in tool holder; it will not fit holders made for smaller shanks.
How can I confirm the TiN coating is intact and the flutes are cutting cleanly after the first pass?
Inspect the gold-coloured TiN coating for wear and check that chips are thick, consistent and free of built-up edge.
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