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Cleveland C61837 4-Flute Carbide Square Single End GP End Mill
Carbide square end mill with 4 flutes for general-purpose milling, 0.1875 in cutting diameter, 0.75 in length of cut, 3/16 in shank
- TypeMilling
- 4-flute carbide design improves material removal rate
- 1875 in cutting diameter suits fine-detail milling
- 75 in length of cut reaches deeper features
- 3/16 in shank fits standard collets and holders
- Uncoated carbide works well in non-ferrous and general-purpose cuts
Purpose and user
The Cleveland C61837 is a four-flute carbide square end mill built for general-purpose milling in a variety of materials. It suits machinists and fabricators who need a reliable, uncoated tool for slotting, profiling and finishing operations on manual or CNC equipment.
Compatibility check
Verify that your tool holder or collet accepts a 3/16 in shank diameter before ordering. Confirm the machine spindle can accommodate the 2 1/2 in overall length and that the .75 in length of cut matches the depth requirements of your workpiece.
Build and daily use
Solid carbide construction provides high rigidity and wear resistance for extended tool life in production environments. The uncoated, non-coolant-through design simplifies setup for dry machining, while the straight shank and square end geometry allow straightforward clamping and consistent corner definition.
Highlights
- 4-flute carbide design improves material removal rate
- 1875 in cutting diameter suits fine-detail milling
- 75 in length of cut reaches deeper features
- 3/16 in shank fits standard collets and holders
- Uncoated carbide works well in non-ferrous and general-purpose cuts
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Milling |
Questions about this item
Does the Cleveland C61837 end mill come with any holders, collets or coatings in the box?
The tool is supplied as a single uncoated carbide end mill; holders, collets or additional coatings are not included and must be sourced separately.
When should I choose the 0.1875 in diameter version over other sizes?
Select the 0.1875 in cutter when the job requires a 3/16 in shank and a 0.75 in length of cut in a 2 1/2 in overall length tool.
What does the 0.75 in length of cut mean when the cutter is in the spindle?
It defines the maximum axial depth the 4-flute carbide flutes can engage in a single pass without exceeding the cutting portion.
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