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Cleveland C61083 2-Flute Carbide Square Single End GP End Mill
A 1-inch diameter carbide square end mill with a 3-inch cutting length and 6-inch overall length for general-purpose milling
- TypeMilling
- Cleveland brand milling tool trusted by professionals
- 2-flute carbide design enables efficient material removal
- Square end profile creates precise flat-bottom cuts
- 1-inch shank diameter fits standard tool holders
- Uncoated carbide suits general-purpose machining applications
Cleveland C61083 2-Flute Carbide End Mill
This square-end milling cutter is made from solid carbide for general-purpose machining. It suits CNC operators and tool-room staff who need a durable, uncoated tool for slotting and profiling in a range of ferrous and non-ferrous materials. The straight shank fits standard holders.
Practical limits of the uncoated carbide interface
Without a coating the tool relies on the base substrate for wear resistance, so heat build-up limits speed in abrasive or high-alloy steels. Chip evacuation depends entirely on the two-flute geometry and external coolant because there is no through-coolant passage. The 1 in diameter and 3 in length of cut define the maximum radial and axial engagement.
Upgrades from high-speed steel or coated cutters
Replacing a high-speed steel end mill with this carbide version raises cutting speeds and extends tool life in easier materials. The jump is worth it when the job allows uncoated carbide speeds and does not demand the extra lubricity or heat barrier of a coated flute. It does not suit operations that require through-spindle coolant or specialised geometries.
Highlights
- Cleveland brand milling tool trusted by professionals
- 2-flute carbide design enables efficient material removal
- Square end profile creates precise flat-bottom cuts
- 1-inch shank diameter fits standard tool holders
- Uncoated carbide suits general-purpose machining applications
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Milling |
Questions about this item
Is the 1-inch diameter the right choice for my milling job?
The 1-inch milling diameter suits general-purpose slotting and profiling in steel, cast iron and non-ferrous metals where a single-end carbide tool is specified.
How does the 3-inch length of cut perform in a real machine?
A 3-inch length of cut allows deep pocketing or side milling in one pass, but requires a rigid setup and reduced feed to avoid deflection on the 1-inch shank.
What does the straight 1-inch shank mean for holder compatibility?
The straight 1-inch shank fits standard Weldon or collet holders with a matching bore; it does not suit shrink-fit or threaded adapters without an intermediate sleeve.
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