Cleveland
Cleveland C60001 4-Flute Carbide HP VI Square Single End Mill
A 4-flute carbide square end mill with a 0.125 in diameter and 0.25 in length of cut for general milling
- TypeMilling
- 4-flute carbide design improves material removal in milling operations
- 125 in cutting diameter suits precision profiling tasks
- 25 in length of cut allows shallow-depth passes
- Uncoated carbide substrate handles general-purpose milling applications
- 1/8 in shank diameter fits standard collet holders
Cleveland C60001 End Mill Identity
The Cleveland C60001 is a 4-flute carbide square end mill designed for general milling tasks. It suits machinists and fabricators who need a reliable cutting tool for slotting or profiling operations. The uncoated carbide substrate handles a range of ferrous and non-ferrous materials. This tool is not for buyers who need coated performance or coolant-through capability.
Build Integration Requirements
The cutter uses a 1/8 in shank diameter to fit standard ER collets or end mill holders. Its .125 in cutting diameter and .25 in length of cut suit shallow pocket work in tight spaces. The 1 1/2 in overall length provides reach without excessive overhang in compact setups. Builders needing longer reach or larger diameters must select different tooling.
Sustained Cutting Behaviour
The solid carbide construction maintains edge integrity during extended production runs. Four flutes distribute chip load evenly to reduce vibration when slotting at consistent feed rates. Uncoated surfaces require appropriate cutting fluid management to prevent built-up edge during prolonged use. Operators seeking high-speed dry machining should evaluate coated alternatives.
Highlights
- 4-flute carbide design improves material removal in milling operations
- 125 in cutting diameter suits precision profiling tasks
- 25 in length of cut allows shallow-depth passes
- Uncoated carbide substrate handles general-purpose milling applications
- 1/8 in shank diameter fits standard collet holders
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Milling |
Questions about this item
What cutting depth does the 0.25 in length of cut allow before the tool reaches its limit?
The 0.25 in length of cut sets the maximum depth for a single pass before the flutes run out of clearance.
How much heat builds up when running this uncoated carbide end mill continuously in steel?
Uncoated carbide generates more heat than coated tools, so flood coolant or frequent air blasts are needed to keep temperatures down during long cuts.
What shank size must my tool holder accommodate for this 1/8 in shank end mill?
The shank diameter is 1/8 in, so your holder or collet must accept that exact size.
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