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Cleveland C33126 HSS End Mill .5625 in Dia 1.375 in Cut

SKU CH-G7ZV-EYRAJ

HSS square end mill with TiCN coating, .5625 in diameter, 1.375 in cut length, and 5/8 in Weldon shank

  • TypeMilling
  • 9/16 in diameter suits medium milling tasks
  • 375 in cut length handles deeper slots
  • High-speed steel with TiCN resists heat and wear
  • Weldon flat shank locks securely in holders

Cleveland C33126 HSS End Mill for milling tasks

The Cleveland C33126 is a high-speed steel end mill designed for general milling operations. Its square-end geometry and TiCN coating support wear resistance during material removal. The tool suits machinists and maintenance teams requiring a reliable cutter for ferrous and non-ferrous workpieces.

Weldon flat and 1.375 in cut length expand holding

A 5/8 in shank with a Weldon flat secures the cutter firmly in standard holders, reducing slippage under load. The 1.375 in length of cut allows deeper passes in a single engagement. The 5 in overall length fits common machine envelopes without requiring extended-reach tooling. Buyers needing longer reach or different coatings must select another model.

Highlights

  • 9/16 in diameter suits medium milling tasks
  • 375 in cut length handles deeper slots
  • High-speed steel with TiCN resists heat and wear
  • Weldon flat shank locks securely in holders

Specifications

BrandCLEVELAND
TypeMilling

Questions about this item

How often will the TiCN coating on this C33126 end mill need replacement under normal milling conditions?

The TiCN coating is integral to the high-speed steel substrate and wears gradually with use; re-coating or tool replacement is required once the coating is depleted at the cutting edges.

What is the first limit reached during sustained milling with the 1.375 in length of cut?

The 1.375 in length of cut defines the maximum axial engagement per pass; exceeding it forces the shank into the workpiece and causes immediate tool interference.

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