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Cleveland C60626 3-Flute Carbide Square End Mill 0.3125 in
A 3-flute carbide square end mill with a .3125 in milling diameter, 2.125 in length of cut, and 5/16 in shank for aluminium machining
- TypeMilling
- 3-flute design clears chips fast in aluminium
- 3125 in cutting diameter for precise slots
- 125 in length of cut reaches deep features
- Uncoated carbide resists built-up edge on soft metals
- 5/16 in shank fits standard collets directly
Cleveland C60626 end mill for aluminium
The Cleveland C60626 is a solid-carbide square end mill with three flutes designed for aluminium and non-ferrous materials. Its uncoated geometry and polished flutes promote chip evacuation and reduce built-up edge during high-speed milling operations.
Upgrade from coated or general-purpose tools
Switching to this uncoated, high-helix design is worthwhile when machining aluminium alloys where coatings increase friction or trap chips. The sharp cutting edges and generous flute volume deliver cleaner finishes and longer tool life in sticky, gummy materials compared with standard coated cutters.
Verify shank size and machine rigidity
Confirm the 5/16 inch shank matches your tool holder or collet specification before ordering. Ensure the spindle provides sufficient run-out control and rigidity to exploit the 2.125 inch length of cut without excessive deflection or chatter.
Highlights
- 3-flute design clears chips fast in aluminium
- 3125 in cutting diameter for precise slots
- 125 in length of cut reaches deep features
- Uncoated carbide resists built-up edge on soft metals
- 5/16 in shank fits standard collets directly
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Milling |
Questions about this item
What collet or holder size matches the 5/16 in shank on this end mill?
Use a 5/16 in collet or end-mill holder; the straight shank has no flats, so tighten evenly to avoid run-out.
How deep can I plunge with the 2.125 in length of cut?
The 2.125 in flute length is the maximum depth for a single pass; for deeper slots step down in multiple passes to clear chips.
When should I replace this uncoated carbide tool?
Replace when the cutting edges show rounding, chipping or when surface finish on aluminium degrades; regrinding can restore geometry once or twice.
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