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Cleveland C33076 4-Flute HSS Square Double End Mill
High-speed steel square double-end mill with TiN coating and a Weldon flat shank for milling operations
- TypeMilling
- 4-flute HSS design for smooth cutting performance
- TiN coating extends tool life in steel
- Center-cutting geometry enables plunge and slot milling
- Weldon flat shank ensures secure holder grip
- Double-ended configuration provides two cutting ends per tool
Cleveland C33076 Double End Mill
The Cleveland C33076 is a 4-flute high speed steel square end mill designed for center cutting operations. Its double ended configuration provides two cutting ends on a single tool body for extended use in milling applications.
Check shank and holder compatibility
Verify that your tool holder accepts a 1/2 inch shank with a Weldon flat before ordering. The 0.390625 inch cutting diameter and 1 inch length of cut should match the required slot or profile dimensions for your workpiece.
Heat and wear in normal milling
The TiN coating reduces friction and heat buildup during cutting to prolong edge life. High speed steel construction offers toughness for general purpose milling while the four flute design helps manage chip evacuation in standard machining conditions.
Highlights
- 4-flute HSS design for smooth cutting performance
- TiN coating extends tool life in steel
- Center-cutting geometry enables plunge and slot milling
- Weldon flat shank ensures secure holder grip
- Double-ended configuration provides two cutting ends per tool
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Milling |
Questions about this item
What comes in the box and what else do I need to buy?
The box contains the C33076 4-flute HSS double-end mill with a TiN coating and a 1/2 in Weldon flat shank. No extra parts are required for standard milling use.
How do I choose between the listed versions?
This listing covers a single specification: 0.390625 in milling diameter, 1 in length of cut, 4 1/8 in overall length, and a 1/2 in shank. Select the matching tool holder for that shank size.
What does the 0.390625 in diameter mean when the cutter is in the spindle?
It is the cutting width you will see on the workpiece. With a 1/2 in Weldon shank it fits standard holders, and the 1 in length of cut gives the maximum depth per pass.
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