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Cleveland C60625 Carbide End Mill 5/16 in 1.25 in LOC

SKU CH-6NX8-GAMS4

Carbide end mill with a .3125 in cutting diameter and 1.25 in length of cut for general milling

  • TypeMilling
  • Carbide construction resists wear during milling
  • 25 in length of cut enables deeper passes
  • .3125 in diameter suits precise slot work
  • Uncoated surface allows custom coating choices
  • 5/16 in shank fits standard tool holders

Cleveland C60625 Carbide End Mill

This 0.3125 inch diameter carbide square end mill is designed for general milling operations in a workshop setting. It suits machinists and fabricators who need a rigid, uncoated tool for slotting or profiling tasks.

Upgrade from high-speed steel or worn cutters

The carbide substrate holds an edge longer than high-speed steel, reducing tool changes during batch work. The jump is worth it when cutting abrasive materials or when longer tool life lowers per-part cost.

Check shank compatibility and clearance

Verify your tool holder accepts a 5/16 inch shank before ordering. Ensure the 1.25 inch length of cut and 3 3/4 inch overall length fit within your machine envelope and workpiece geometry.

Highlights

  • Carbide construction resists wear during milling
  • 25 in length of cut enables deeper passes
  • .3125 in diameter suits precise slot work
  • Uncoated surface allows custom coating choices
  • 5/16 in shank fits standard tool holders

Specifications

BrandCLEVELAND
TypeMilling

Questions about this item

What shank diameter does the C60625 end mill need in the tool holder?

The shank is 5/16 in, so the holder or collet must accept that exact diameter.

How do you install the carbide end mill without damaging the cutting edges?

Tighten the collet evenly around the 5/16 in shank; the common error is over-tightening one side, which can chip the uncoated carbide flutes.

When should the 1.25 in length-of-cut end mill be replaced?

Replace it when the 0.3125 in cutting diameter shows visible wear, chipping, or when surface finish degrades on the workpiece.

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