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Cleveland C60284 carbide end mill, .375 in shank, .5625 in cut length, 3 in overall length, uncoated square end

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Cleveland C60284 Carbide End Mill .375 in .5625 in cut 3 in OAL

SKU CH-HWRM-KGBF0

Carbide end mill with 0.375 in diameter and 0.5625 in cut length for milling operations

  • TypeMilling
  • Carbide construction resists wear for longer tool life
  • 375 in diameter suits 3/8 in shank tooling
  • 5625 in cut length enables deeper milling passes
  • 3 in overall length fits standard holders
  • Uncoated surface works well on non-ferrous materials

Square End Mill .375 in

The Cleveland C60284 is an uncoated carbide end mill with a square profile for general milling tasks. It suits machinists and maintenance teams who need a standard tool for slotting and profiling in a range of materials.

Cut length .5625 in

The length of cut is .5625 in, which sets the maximum depth for a single full-width pass. Select this tool when your operation requires that specific reach without a necked shank.

Shank diameter .375 in

The straight shank measures .375 in and matches standard holders for that size. It handles typical side loads for the given diameter, but lacks a reduced neck for deep-pocket clearance.

Highlights

  • Carbide construction resists wear for longer tool life
  • 375 in diameter suits 3/8 in shank tooling
  • 5625 in cut length enables deeper milling passes
  • 3 in overall length fits standard holders
  • Uncoated surface works well on non-ferrous materials

Specifications

BrandCLEVELAND
TypeMilling

Questions about this item

What does the .375 in diameter mean when the cutter is in the spindle?

It sets the milling diameter at .375 in, so every pass cuts a slot or profile exactly that wide in the workpiece.

How does the straight shank interface limit the tool in use?

The straight .375 in shank fits standard collets or end-mill holders but cannot transmit coolant through the tool body.

What clearance does the 3 in overall length and .5625 in cut length need inside the machine?

The 3 in overall length requires at least that much spindle-to-work clearance, while the .5625 in cut length determines maximum depth per pass.

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