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Cleveland 81070 0.75 in Carbide End Mill .03 rad
A 0.75 in carbide corner-radius end mill with a .03 in radius, 1.5 in flute length and 4 in overall length
- TypeCutting Tools
- 75 in milling diameter handles larger material removal
- Carbide construction resists wear for longer tool life
- TiAlN coating reduces friction and heat buildup
- 03 in corner radius strengthens edges against chipping
- 2-flute design clears chips efficiently in slotting operations
Cleveland 81070 End Mill Specifications
This carbide end mill carries model number 81070 and features a .75 in milling diameter. The TiAlN coating helps extend tool life during milling operations. It is designed for general-purpose machining in a workshop environment.
Suitability For Machining Tasks
Machinists who need a corner-radius profile with a .03 in radius will find this tool appropriate. The 2-flute design supports standard milling applications. Buyers who require a different radius size or a higher flute count for specific materials should look at alternative tooling.
Critical Dimension That Determines Fit
The .03 in corner radius is the defining specification that decides whether this end mill matches the required part geometry. The 1.5 in length of cut and 4 in overall length complete the key dimensional envelope. Verify these figures against the drawing before ordering.
Highlights
- 75 in milling diameter handles larger material removal
- Carbide construction resists wear for longer tool life
- TiAlN coating reduces friction and heat buildup
- 03 in corner radius strengthens edges against chipping
- 2-flute design clears chips efficiently in slotting operations
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Cutting Tools |
Questions about this item
Does the 0.75 in carbide end mill generate noticeable heat during continuous milling runs?
Carbide construction handles elevated temperatures better than high-speed steel, and the TiAlN coating reduces friction at the cutting zone.
What machine spindle and holder are required to run this 0.75 in tool?
A spindle accepting 0.75 in shanks with standard ER or Weldon clamping, plus sufficient rigidity for the 4 in overall length.
Can the .03 in corner radius on this 0.75 in cutter blend with profiles from older HSS end mills?
The small .03 in radius leaves a near-sharp corner, so transitions between passes stay consistent with tighter-radiused HSS tools.
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