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Cleveland C61845 4-Flute Carbide Square Single End GP End Mill
A 4-flute carbide square end mill with a 0.234375 in diameter and 0.75 in length of cut for general-purpose milling
- TypeMilling
- 4-flute carbide design for efficient material removal
- Square end profile creates precise flat-bottom cuts
- 234375 in diameter suits detailed milling tasks
- 75 in length of cut handles deeper passes
- 1/4 in shank fits standard tool holders
Cleveland C61845 Carbide End Mill
This Cleveland C61845 is a four-flute carbide square end mill built for general-purpose milling. It suits machinists and fabricators who need a reliable cutter for slotting, profiling and pocketing in a range of materials.
Solid carbide construction and straight shank
The solid carbide body resists wear and holds an edge longer than high-speed steel, while the uncoated surface avoids coating buildup in non-ferrous work. A straight 1/4 in shank fits standard ER collets and Weldon holders without adapters, and the non-coolant-through design keeps the tool path simple for dry or flood-cooled setups.
Ready-to-use geometry for immediate cuts
The 0.234375 in cutting diameter and .75 in length of cut are ground to finished tolerances, so the mill can enter the spindle and start cutting without regrinding. The 2 1/2 in overall length provides reach for shallow cavities while keeping overhang short for rigidity.
Highlights
- 4-flute carbide design for efficient material removal
- Square end profile creates precise flat-bottom cuts
- 234375 in diameter suits detailed milling tasks
- 75 in length of cut handles deeper passes
- 1/4 in shank fits standard tool holders
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Milling |
Questions about this item
What shank diameter does the C61845 end mill use for tool-holder fit?
The shank is 1/4 in, matching standard collets and end-mill holders for that size.
What overall length and flute length determine clearance in the machine?
Overall length is 2 1/2 in with a .75 in length of cut, setting the maximum depth and stick-out.
How is this solid-carbide end mill installed, and what mistake damages the flutes?
Clamp on the cylindrical shank only; tightening on the fluted section chips the cutting edges.
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