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Cleveland C33054 4-Flute HSS Center Cutting Square Double End Mill
A 4-flute HSS double-end mill with a .8125 in cutting diameter and 1.875 in length of cut for center cutting square milling operations
- TypeMilling
- 4-flute design enables faster material removal
- center-cutting geometry allows direct plunge milling
- high-speed steel construction withstands high temperatures
- double-end configuration provides two cutting surfaces
- Weldon flat shank ensures secure tool holding
Cleveland C33054 Double End Mill
The Cleveland C33054 is a 4-flute high-speed steel square end mill with a center-cutting design and double-ended configuration. It suits machinists and maintenance technicians who need a versatile tool for general-purpose milling operations in a workshop setting. The Weldon flat shank provides secure clamping in standard tool holders for reliable performance.
0.8125 inch milling diameter
The cutting diameter of .8125 in is the critical dimension that determines whether this end mill fits the required feature size. A length of cut of 1.875 in and an overall length of 6 1/8 in define the reach and clearance for the application. The 7/8 in shank diameter must match the tool holder specification for proper installation.
Uncoated HSS thermals and power
The uncoated high-speed steel construction generates more heat than coated alternatives during extended cuts, requiring appropriate cutting fluid or air blast for temperature management. Power draw on the machine spindle increases with the 4-flute engagement in tougher materials. Noise levels reflect standard milling operations without vibration-dampening features.
Highlights
- 4-flute design enables faster material removal
- center-cutting geometry allows direct plunge milling
- high-speed steel construction withstands high temperatures
- double-end configuration provides two cutting surfaces
- Weldon flat shank ensures secure tool holding
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Milling |
Questions about this item
What does a .8125 in milling diameter mean for slot width in a real cut?
The .8125 in milling diameter produces a slot or pocket width of .8125 in on the first pass with this square-end tool.
How does the Weldon flat on the 7/8 in shank affect tool holding?
The Weldon flat on the 7/8 in shank locks into a matching set-screw holder to prevent the tool from pulling out under heavy feed.
What clearance does the 1.875 in length of cut and 6 1/8 in overall length give for deep pockets?
The 1.875 in length of cut sets the maximum depth per pass while the 6 1/8 in overall length provides reach for fixtures and deep cavities.
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