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Cleveland C60944 2-Flute Carbide Ball Nose End Mill
A 0.3125 in carbide ball nose end mill with two flutes for general-purpose contour milling
- Carbide construction delivers long tool life and wear resistance
- Two-flute design enables efficient chip removal during milling
- Ball nose profile creates smooth contoured surfaces and radii
- 3125 in cutting diameter suits detailed finishing operations
- Uncoated carbide performs well across a range of materials
Cleveland C60944 Ball End Mill
The Cleveland C60944 is a two-flute carbide ball nose end mill designed for general-purpose milling in a workshop. Its 0.3125 inch cutting diameter suits contouring and profiling tasks on softer metals and plastics. The uncoated carbide substrate provides a sharp edge for clean finishes on aluminium and non-ferrous materials.
Uncoated Carbide Tool Limits
An uncoated carbide tool lacks the heat resistance of coated alternatives, limiting its practical speed in abrasive or high-temperature alloys. Chip evacuation relies on the two-flute geometry and external coolant supply rather than through-tool delivery. Builders needing extended tool life in hardened steels or high-volume production will find this substrate reaches its wear limit quickly.
Replaces Worn General-Purpose Mills
This mill replaces a dull or chipped general-purpose ball nose cutter of the same diameter and flute count. The jump is worth it when the previous tool leaves poor surface finish or fails to hold radius accuracy on contoured parts. It does not serve buyers who need through-coolant capability or a coated edge for difficult superalloys.
Highlights
- Carbide construction delivers long tool life and wear resistance
- Two-flute design enables efficient chip removal during milling
- Ball nose profile creates smooth contoured surfaces and radii
- 3125 in cutting diameter suits detailed finishing operations
- Uncoated carbide performs well across a range of materials
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the 0.3125 in diameter or another size?
The listed tool is a single 0.3125 in ball nose end mill; other diameters are separate items.
What does the 0.3125 in milling diameter mean when the cutter is in the spindle?
It sets the maximum width of cut and the radius for 3D contouring passes.
What shank standard does the C60944 use and what does it limit?
The shank follows the standard fractional-inch size for a 0.3125 in cutter, limiting the maximum tool-holder bore to that diameter.
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