Cleveland
Cleveland C61076 .875 in Carbide Square End Mill
A 0.875 in carbide square end mill with a 2.25 in length of cut and 5 in overall length for general-purpose milling
- TypeCutting Tools
- .875 in milling diameter handles large cuts
- 25 in length of cut enables deep profiling
- Carbide construction resists wear in tough materials
- Uncoated surface suits general-purpose machining
- 7/8 in shank diameter fits standard tool holders
Cleveland C61076 End Mill
The Cleveland C61076 is a solid carbide square end mill designed for general-purpose milling tasks. It features a 0.875 in milling diameter and a straight shank measuring 7/8 in. The tool offers a length of cut of 2.25 in within an overall length of 5 in. This uncoated cutter suits machinists and fabricators working with a range of materials.
Not for coolant-through or coated needs
This end mill lacks coolant-through capability and ships without a surface coating. Shops requiring internal coolant delivery for deep pockets or high-heat alloys should select a different tool. Applications demanding specialised coatings such as TiAlN or AlTiN for extended wear resistance will not be met by this uncoated model.
.875 in milling diameter
The 0.875 in cutting diameter is the primary dimension that determines compatibility with your workpiece and toolholder. Verify that this exact diameter matches the feature size required for your milling operation before purchase.
Highlights
- .875 in milling diameter handles large cuts
- 25 in length of cut enables deep profiling
- Carbide construction resists wear in tough materials
- Uncoated surface suits general-purpose machining
- 7/8 in shank diameter fits standard tool holders
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Cutting Tools |
Questions about this item
How much material can the 0.875 in diameter remove in a single pass?
The 0.875 in milling diameter sets the maximum width of cut, while the 2.25 in length of cut determines the maximum depth per pass.
Does the 7/8 in shank fit standard ER collets or Weldon flats?
The straight 7/8 in shank fits matching ER collets or end-mill holders; no Weldon flat is indicated.
What clearance is needed for the 5 in overall length in a tool changer?
The tool requires at least 5 in of spindle-to-work clearance plus holder length for automatic tool changes.
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