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Cleveland C60933 2-Flute Carbide Ball Nose End Mill
A 0.2188-inch carbide ball nose end mill with two flutes for general-purpose milling
- 2-flute carbide ball nose delivers smooth contour cuts in a single pass
- 2188 in milling diameter suits detailed profiling and finishing work
- Uncoated carbide resists wear on non-ferrous and low-alloy materials
- Non-coolant-through design simplifies tool changes on manual and CNC mills
- Cleveland brand backs consistent geometry for repeatable shop performance
Cleveland C60933 Carbide Ball Nose End Mill
The Cleveland C60933 is a 2-flute carbide ball nose end mill designed for general-purpose milling in machine shops and fabrication environments. Its uncoated carbide substrate handles a range of ferrous and non-ferrous materials. The single-end configuration suits standard toolholder setups. Buyers needing coated tools for high-heat alloys or extended tool life should select a different product.
Fits standard collets
The 0.2188 in milling diameter works with common ER collets, Weldon flats or shrink-fit holders already in the shop. No coolant-through channels means external flood or mist coolant must be directed at the cut zone. The solid carbide body resists deflection in rigid setups but can chip if runout or workpiece clamping is poor. Machines without through-spindle coolant remain fully compatible.
Uncoated carbide substrate ready for shop-applied
The tool ships uncoated, giving users the option to apply PVD or CVD coatings matched to specific workpiece materials. No manufacturer-applied coating means no coating-delamination risk during heavy roughing passes. The bare carbide surface accepts aftermarket edge prep such as honing or rounding. Shops that rely on pre-coated geometries for immediate production will need to add a coating step before first use.
Highlights
- 2-flute carbide ball nose delivers smooth contour cuts in a single pass
- 2188 in milling diameter suits detailed profiling and finishing work
- Uncoated carbide resists wear on non-ferrous and low-alloy materials
- Non-coolant-through design simplifies tool changes on manual and CNC mills
- Cleveland brand backs consistent geometry for repeatable shop performance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
At what milling diameter does the cutter reach its size limit?
The cutter has a milling diameter of 0.2188 in, which defines its cutting envelope.
How much heat and noise does the carbide tool generate during continuous machining?
Carbide construction runs cooler than high-speed steel, reducing thermal buildup and operational noise during extended cuts.
What shank size must the collet or holder accept for this end mill to fit?
The shank diameter matches the 0.2188 in milling diameter, so the holder must accommodate that size.
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