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Cleveland C61073 2-Flute Carbide Square End Mill .75 in pneumatic accessory
A 0.75 in carbide square end mill with a 2.25 in length of cut and 5 in overall length for general-purpose milling
- TypeMilling
- 75 in carbide end mill handles heavy milling
- Two-flute design clears chips quickly in deep cuts
- 25 in length of cut reaches into cavities
- Uncoated carbide suits general-purpose ferrous and non-ferrous work
- 3/4 in shank fits standard tool holders directly
Cleveland C61073 Carbide End Mill
The Cleveland C61073 is a 2-flute square end mill made from uncoated carbide for general-purpose milling. It has a 0.75 in milling diameter, a 2.25 in length of cut and a 5 in overall length with a straight 3/4 in shank. This pneumatic accessory is suited for machinists and maintenance teams who need a standard carbide tool for slotting, profiling and plunge cuts.
Machinists wanting a general-purpose carbide tool
The straight shank and non-coolant-through design fit conventional milling holders without through-spindle coolant. Builders who need coated tools for higher heat resistance, longer tool life in abrasive alloys or through-coolant capability should look at other tooling. The uncoated carbide substrate limits performance in materials that generate extreme cutting temperatures.
0.75 in milling diameter with 2.25 in length of cut
This single dimension pair decides whether the cutter reaches the required depth and clears the workpiece geometry. Verify that the 2.25 in flute length and 5 in overall length suit your machine envelope and part depth before purchasing.
Highlights
- 75 in carbide end mill handles heavy milling
- Two-flute design clears chips quickly in deep cuts
- 25 in length of cut reaches into cavities
- Uncoated carbide suits general-purpose ferrous and non-ferrous work
- 3/4 in shank fits standard tool holders directly
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Milling |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the .75 in diameter or a smaller end mill for my job?
Choose the .75 in diameter when the slot or pocket width matches that size; a smaller cutter is only needed for narrower features or tighter corner radii.
What does the 2.25 in length of cut mean when the tool is in the spindle?
It allows a single pass depth of up to 2.25 in, so deep pockets can be machined without multiple step-downs if the machine and toolholder have enough reach.
How does the 3/4 in shank affect toolholding and runout?
The 3/4 in straight shank fits standard 3/4 in collets or end mill holders, giving a rigid connection that minimises runout during heavy carbide cuts.
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