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Cleveland C60501 0.625 in Carbide Square End Mill
Carbide square end mill with 0.625 in diameter and 2.5 in length of cut for aluminium machining
- TypeCutting Tools
- 2-flute design clears chips efficiently in aluminium
- 625 in cutting diameter matches common shank sizes
- 5 in length of cut handles deep pockets
- Uncoated carbide resists built-up edge on non-ferrous metals
- Straight shank fits standard ER collets and holders
Cleveland C60501 Carbide End Mill
This Cleveland C60501 is a 2-flute carbide square end mill built for aluminium milling. The uncoated substrate resists built-up edge in non-ferrous alloys and suits CNC operators who need clean finishes on aluminium parts.
Straight shank with 0.625 in diameter
A straight 0.625 in shank fits standard ER collets and Weldon holders without adapters. The 2.5 in length of cut reaches deep pockets while the 5 in overall length clears fixtures on vertical machining centres.
Replaces worn high-speed steel cutters
Shops switching from HSS to carbide gain higher feed rates and longer tool life on aluminium. The upgrade pays off when batch sizes justify the carbide premium and spindle speed supports the recommended surface footage.
Highlights
- 2-flute design clears chips efficiently in aluminium
- 625 in cutting diameter matches common shank sizes
- 5 in length of cut handles deep pockets
- Uncoated carbide resists built-up edge on non-ferrous metals
- Straight shank fits standard ER collets and holders
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Cutting Tools |
Questions about this item
What shank diameter does the Cleveland C60501 end mill use for tool-holder fit?
The shank diameter is 5/8 in, matching standard ER collets and Weldon flats for rigid clamping in milling machines.
What overall length and flute length must the machine envelope accommodate?
Overall length is 5 in with a 2.5 in length of cut, so the spindle travel and workpiece clearance must allow at least that depth.
How is the uncoated carbide cutter installed without damaging the sharp edges?
Insert the 5/8 in shank fully into a clean collet, torque to the holder spec, and avoid side-loading the 0.625 in cutting diameter during tightening.
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