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Cleveland C25291 4.00 mm HSS straight chucking reamer, bright uncoated finish

Cleveland

Cleveland C25291 Chucking Reamer 4.00 mm HSS Straight

SKU CH-H30D-YHDCQ

A 4.00 mm straight-flute chucking reamer made from high-speed steel for precision hole finishing

  • TypeReamers
  • High-speed steel resists wear for longer tool life
  • 00 mm metric diameter for precise hole sizing
  • Straight shank fits standard chucks securely
  • Bright uncoated finish reduces friction during cutting

Cleveland C25291 Chucking Reamer

The Cleveland C25291 is a chucking reamer manufactured from high speed steel with a bright uncoated finish. It features a straight shank and a metric cutting diameter of 4.00 mm. This accessory is designed for precision hole finishing in machine tool applications.

Ideal for machinists needing accurate 4.00 mm holes

Suited for workshops performing precision reaming operations in ferrous and non-ferrous materials using standard machine tools. Buyers requiring coated cutting tools, taper shank formats, or different diameter sizes should look at other options.

Highlights

  • High-speed steel resists wear for longer tool life
  • 00 mm metric diameter for precise hole sizing
  • Straight shank fits standard chucks securely
  • Bright uncoated finish reduces friction during cutting

Specifications

BrandCLEVELAND
TypeReamers

Questions about this item

What shank diameter does my machine spindle need to accept the 4.00 mm Cleveland C25291 reamer?

The reamer has a 4.00 mm straight shank, so your spindle or collet must grip that exact diameter.

Will this high-speed steel reamer still cut accurately if I run it at the lower speeds of my older drill press?

Yes, high-speed steel tolerates slower speeds well; just use cutting fluid and a conservative feed rate for clean holes.

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