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Cleveland C60960 2-Flute Carbide Ball Nose SingleEnd GP End Mill .5625 in
Cuts rounded profiles in metal with a 2-flute carbide ball nose measuring .5625 in diameter
- 2-flute carbide ball nose cuts smooth 3D contours
- .5625 in diameter suits precision profiling work
- Single-end design simplifies tool changes
- Uncoated carbide handles general-purpose milling tasks
- Cleveland brand built for shop reliability
Cleveland C60960 Ball Nose End Mill
The Cleveland C60960 is a 2-flute carbide ball nose single-end general purpose end mill designed for milling operations requiring a .5625 inch milling diameter. It suits machinists and fabricators who need an uncoated carbide tool for contouring and profiling tasks.
.5625 inch milling diameter
The single specification that determines fit is the .5625 inch milling diameter, which must match the required feature size and tool path clearance for the job. This dimension decides whether the cutter can produce the intended radius and reach within the workpiece geometry.
Uncoated carbide capacity
The uncoated carbide construction handles general purpose milling in a range of materials where coating adhesion or thermal properties are not critical, and the non-coolant-through design relies on external coolant or air blast for chip evacuation. It runs out in high-heat or abrasive applications where specialised coatings or through-tool coolant become necessary for tool life and performance.
Highlights
- 2-flute carbide ball nose cuts smooth 3D contours
- .5625 in diameter suits precision profiling work
- Single-end design simplifies tool changes
- Uncoated carbide handles general-purpose milling tasks
- Cleveland brand built for shop reliability
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the .5625 in milling diameter mean for my machining work?
The .5625 in diameter determines the width of cut and corner radius you can achieve in a single pass with this ball nose end mill.
How does the uncoated carbide construction affect tool life and cutting performance?
Uncoated carbide provides good hardness and wear resistance for general-purpose milling but may wear faster than coated tools in abrasive materials.
What shank size and holder type does this single-end mill require for proper mounting?
This single-end mill uses a standard cylindrical shank that fits common collet chucks, end mill holders or shrink-fit holders matching its shank diameter.
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