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Cleveland 60180 0.28125 in Square End Mill
A carbide square end mill with a 0.28125 in milling diameter and 0.6875 in length of cut
- TypeCutting Tools
- 28125 in milling diameter for precise slotting
- Two-flute carbide construction resists wear in general-purpose milling
- 6875 in length of cut reaches deeper features
- 3/8 in Weldon flat shank locks securely in holders
- 3 1/2 in overall length fits standard tool changers
Cleveland 60180 End Mill
The Cleveland 60180 is a carbide square double-end mill designed for general-purpose milling tasks. It serves machinists and fabricators who need a reliable cutting tool for slotting, profiling or facing operations in a workshop environment.
Cutting Interface Constraints
The tool uses a Weldon flat shank that locks into a matching holder, so it requires a compatible collet or end-mill holder to prevent pull-out during heavy cuts. Uncoated carbide limits its effectiveness in high-heat or abrasive materials where a coating would extend tool life.
Capacity and Headroom
A 0.28125 in milling diameter with a 0.6875 in length of cut and 3 1/2 in overall length provides reach for shallow pockets and medium-depth slots in steel or aluminium. The 3/8 in shank diameter restricts use to holders that accept that size, and the uncoated substrate wears faster in hardened alloys or high-speed production runs.
Highlights
- 28125 in milling diameter for precise slotting
- Two-flute carbide construction resists wear in general-purpose milling
- 6875 in length of cut reaches deeper features
- 3/8 in Weldon flat shank locks securely in holders
- 3 1/2 in overall length fits standard tool changers
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Cutting Tools |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 0.28125 in milling diameter for my setup?
The 0.28125 in milling diameter and 0.6875 in length of cut suit light profiling passes in small pockets.
How does the 0.28125 in diameter perform once it is in the spindle?
The carbide body holds sharp edges through repeated light cuts, while the uncoated surface runs clean in non-ferrous metals.
What does the Weldon flat shank mean for tool holding?
The 3/8 in shank with Weldon flat locks into a standard set-screw holder, preventing pull-out during heavy feed.
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