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Cleveland C60926 2-Flute Carbide Ball Nose End Mill
A 2-flute carbide ball nose end mill with a .1562 in milling diameter for general-purpose milling
- 2-flute carbide design enables smooth contouring in 3D profiling
- Uncoated surface suits general-purpose milling without coating buildup
- 1562 in diameter fits detailed finishing passes
- Ball nose geometry produces clean radius cuts in pockets
- Carbide construction resists wear for longer tool life
Cleveland C60926 Ball End Mill
The Cleveland C60926 is a 2-flute carbide ball nose end mill built for general-purpose milling. It suits machinists and maintenance teams who need a reliable single-end tool for contouring and profiling work.
Uncoated Carbide Construction
The uncoated carbide body delivers hardness and wear resistance across a range of materials. Its non-coolant-through design keeps the setup straightforward for standard milling machines without through-spindle coolant.
Replaces Worn Ball Nose Cutters
This tool replaces dull or damaged ball nose end mills when finish quality drops. The upgrade is worth it when the current cutter leaves poor surface finish or cannot hold the 0.1562 in diameter tolerance.
Highlights
- 2-flute carbide design enables smooth contouring in 3D profiling
- Uncoated surface suits general-purpose milling without coating buildup
- 1562 in diameter fits detailed finishing passes
- Ball nose geometry produces clean radius cuts in pockets
- Carbide construction resists wear for longer tool life
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What shank diameter does the Cleveland C60926 use for a standard collet or holder?
The Cleveland C60926 features a 0.1562 in milling diameter, which typically matches the shank size for direct collet clamping.
What minimum clearance is needed for the Cleveland C60926 to fit inside a tool changer or spindle?
The single-end carbide body measures 0.1562 in diameter, so the pocket or tool changer slot must accommodate at least that width.
How do I install the Cleveland C60926 in an ER collet without runout?
Insert the carbide shank fully into a clean ER collet, tighten the nut to spec with a torque wrench, and verify runout at the ball tip before cutting.
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