Cleveland
Cleveland C61056 2-Flute Carbide Crn Rad Single End GP End Mill
A 0.5-inch diameter, two-flute carbide corner-radius end mill for general-purpose milling
- TypeMilling
- Corner radius design strengthens cutting edges
- 5 inch milling diameter suits medium material removal
- Carbide construction resists wear during extended use
- Uncoated surface allows flexible coating choices
- Single end configuration simplifies tool changes
Cleveland C61056 Carbide End Mill
The Cleveland C61056 is a 2-flute carbide corner-radius end mill supplied new for general-purpose milling. It is intended for machinists and maintenance teams who need a reliable cutting tool for slotting and profiling operations. The uncoated carbide substrate provides a balance of hardness and toughness for a range of materials.
0.5 Inch Milling Diameter
The cutter has a 0.5 in milling diameter with a 0.09 in corner radius and a 1 in length of cut. Its straight shank and 3 in overall length suit standard inch toolholding systems. These dimensions determine whether the tool fits the programmed toolpath and the machine spindle clearance.
For General Purpose Inch Milling
This tool suits shops running inch-based CNC or manual mills that need a standard 0.5 in diameter corner-radius cutter. Buyers who need a different diameter, a longer reach, or a specific coating for high-temperature alloys should look at something else.
Highlights
- Corner radius design strengthens cutting edges
- 5 inch milling diameter suits medium material removal
- Carbide construction resists wear during extended use
- Uncoated surface allows flexible coating choices
- Single end configuration simplifies tool changes
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Milling |
Questions about this item
How does the 0.5 in milling diameter perform in a real machine?
The 0.5 in diameter suits general-purpose milling in a standard mill or CNC, removing material efficiently with two flutes for chip clearance in steel or aluminium.
What does the 0.09 in corner radius mean for the machining standard?
The 0.09 in radius strengthens the corner against chipping and leaves a small fillet, useful when the print calls for a radius rather than a sharp corner.
What holder or collet does the straight shank need to fit?
The straight shank fits a 0.5 in collet, end-mill holder or shrink-fit holder; match the shank diameter to your tool holder for proper clamping.
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