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Cleveland 63524 4-Flute Ball Nose Single End GP End Mill CTD CEM-SE-4B Bright pneumatic accessory
A 0.1406 in carbide ball end mill with four flutes for general-purpose milling
- 1406 in milling diameter for precise profiling
- Carbide construction delivers long cutting life
- Uncoated bright finish resists chip adhesion
- Four-flute geometry improves surface finish quality
- Non-coolant through design simplifies tool setup
Precision milling with a 0.1406 inch diameter
The Cleveland 63524 end mill is a carbide cutting tool designed for general-purpose machining. Its four-flute ball nose geometry suits contouring and profiling tasks in a workshop or production setting. The bright, uncoated finish performs well on non-ferrous materials and plastics.
Uncoated carbide extends tool life in specific
The absence of a coating reduces built-up edge when cutting aluminium, brass or composites. Non-coolant-through design means the shank relies on external flood or mist coolant for heat evacuation. Four flutes provide a balance of chip clearance and surface finish quality.
Solid carbide construction resists deflection
The single-end configuration allows precise tool-length setting in a collet or end-mill holder. Bright finish surfaces indicate no post-grind treatments that could alter edge geometry. Shaft dimensions match standard tool-holding systems for quick changeover.
Highlights
- 1406 in milling diameter for precise profiling
- Carbide construction delivers long cutting life
- Uncoated bright finish resists chip adhesion
- Four-flute geometry improves surface finish quality
- Non-coolant through design simplifies tool setup
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How often will the 0.1406 in carbide cutting edges need resharpening or replacement?
Resharpen the 0.1406 in carbide flutes when cutting performance drops; the uncoated bright finish allows multiple regrinds before the tool must be replaced.
What limit appears first during a long profiling pass in steel?
Heat buildup in the uncoated carbide flutes becomes the limiting factor before tool deflection does during sustained cuts.
How much heat and noise does the cutter generate in a day of CNC routing?
The bright uncoated carbide runs hotter than coated alternatives and produces typical high-frequency milling noise; use flood coolant to manage temperature.
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