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Cleveland C61125 2-Flute Carbide Chamfer Tool 120 Degree
A two-flute carbide chamfer mill with a 120-degree included angle for milling operations
- TypeMilling
- Carbide construction resists wear for longer tool life
- Two-flute design produces smooth chamfers on workpiece edges
- 120-degree included angle suits common deburring tasks
- 1/2 inch milling diameter fits standard tool holders
- Uncoated carbide allows sharpening to extend service life
Cleveland C61125 Carbide Chamfer Tool
The Cleveland C61125 is a 2-flute carbide chamfer mill with a 120-degree included angle and a 1/2-inch milling diameter. It is an uncoated, single-end tool designed for creating precise bevels on workpiece edges. Machinists and fabricators use it for deburring and edge preparation in metalworking applications.
Suited for 120-degree chamfering in metal
This tool suits operators who need a dedicated 120-degree chamfer angle for milling operations on ferrous or non-ferrous materials. It is not for users requiring a different included angle, a coated cutting surface for extended tool life, or a larger cutting diameter than the 1/2 inch provided. Buyers needing indexable inserts or a multi-flute configuration for higher feed rates should look elsewhere.
120-degree included angle defines the cut
The single specification that determines suitability is the 120-degree included angle, which fixes the geometry of the chamfer produced. The 1/2-inch milling diameter sets the maximum width of cut in a single pass. Verify that your machining programme and workpiece geometry call for this exact angle and diameter before purchasing.
Highlights
- Carbide construction resists wear for longer tool life
- Two-flute design produces smooth chamfers on workpiece edges
- 120-degree included angle suits common deburring tasks
- 1/2 inch milling diameter fits standard tool holders
- Uncoated carbide allows sharpening to extend service life
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Milling |
Questions about this item
When will the carbide chamfer mill need replacement?
Replace the tool once the 2-flute cutting edges show visible wear or chipping, as the uncoated carbide cannot be economically resharpened.
What limits continuous use of the 120-degree chamfer tool?
Heat buildup in the uncoated carbide flutes is the first limit during sustained milling; allow cooling intervals to avoid premature edge failure.
How much heat and noise does the chamfer mill produce in all-day operation?
The carbide body runs hot under continuous feed, so expect noticeable heat at the shank; noise level matches typical high-speed milling of uncoated tools.
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