Cleveland C61061 Carbide End Mill 35 deg .625 in .75 in 5/8 in SHK

Cleveland C61061 Carbide End Mill

The Cleveland C61061 is a solid carbide square end mill built for general-purpose milling in a workshop or production environment. Its 35 degree helix and uncoated substrate suit machinists cutting ferrous and non-ferrous materials where a sharp, uncoated edge is preferred. The 5/8 inch shank fits standard tool holders for immediate use.

Sustained cutting behaviour

The 0.625 inch cutting diameter and 0.75 inch length of cut provide a rigid engagement zone that resists deflection during extended passes. Carbide construction maintains edge integrity at higher spindle speeds without the rapid wear seen in high-speed steel alternatives. The straight, non-coolant-through design relies on external flood or mist coolant to evacuate chips during long cycles.

Thermals noise and power

Carbide's high thermal conductivity draws heat away from the cutting zone, reducing the risk of built-up edge during continuous operation. An uncoated surface avoids the insulation effect of some coatings, letting heat transfer directly into the chip and coolant stream. The tool itself generates no noise or power draw; those characteristics depend entirely on the machine spindle and fixture rigidity.