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Cleveland C60370 3-Flute Carbide Corner Radius End Mill .1875 in
Three-flute carbide corner-radius end mill with a 0.1875 in cutting diameter and 0.01 in radius for steel and stainless
- TypeMilling
- 3-flute carbide design handles steel and stainless efficiently
- .1875 in diameter suits precise milling operations
- 01 in corner radius strengthens edges against chipping
- .625 in flute length provides adequate reach in pockets
- 2 in overall length fits standard tool holders
Cleveland C60370 corner-radius end mill
This solid-carbide tool features three flutes and a 0.1875 in cutting diameter with a 0.01 in corner radius. It is designed for milling steel and stainless steel in general-purpose machining applications. The uncoated substrate suits shops that prefer to apply their own coatings or run dry. Machinists needing a versatile single-end cutter for ferrous materials will find it fits the bill.
Sustained cutting in steel and stainless
The carbide construction maintains hardness at elevated temperatures generated during longer passes in tough alloys. Three flutes balance chip evacuation with core strength, reducing vibration when the tool is fully engaged. An uncoated surface avoids coating delamination issues that can occur under high heat or with certain coolants. Consistent feed rates help preserve the sharp 0.01 in radius over extended production runs.
Straight-shank installation and common pitfalls
The straight shank fits standard ER collets, Weldon flats or shrink-fit holders without adapters. Ensure the holder runout is minimal; excessive runout chips the fragile corner radius quickly. The 0.625 in length of cut and 2 in overall length require adequate stick-out planning to avoid holder interference. Verify workpiece rigidity and coolant delivery before starting the spindle.
Highlights
- 3-flute carbide design handles steel and stainless efficiently
- .1875 in diameter suits precise milling operations
- 01 in corner radius strengthens edges against chipping
- .625 in flute length provides adequate reach in pockets
- 2 in overall length fits standard tool holders
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Milling |
Questions about this item
How much heat does the .1875 in carbide end mill generate when milling steel all day?
Carbide runs cooler than high-speed steel, so the .1875 in cutter produces less heat during extended steel cuts.
What tool holder do I need for the .1875 in shank on this end mill?
Use a collet or end-mill holder sized for a .1875 in straight shank to secure the cutter in your milling machine.
Can the .01 in corner radius on this cutter replace a square-end tool in my older fixture?
The .01 in radius adds a slight fillet, so it fits most older fixtures but leaves a small radius instead of a sharp corner.
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