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Cleveland C70374 2-Flute Carbide Ball Nose Engraving Tool
A 2-flute carbide ball-nose engraving tool with TiCN coating for precise detailing
- 2-flute carbide ball nose for smooth engraving cuts
- TiCN coating extends tool life in abrasive materials
- 1/25 inch tip diameter suits fine detail work
- Carbide construction resists wear on hard metals
- Model C70374 identifies the exact replacement tool
Cleveland C70374 Engraving Tool
The Cleveland C70374 is a 2-flute carbide ball nose engraving tool designed for precision detailing. It features a TiCN coating for extended wear resistance during cutting operations. The tool accepts a 1/25 inch shank for compatible holders. It is intended for machinists and fabricators requiring fine engraving capability.
Suited for detailed engraving work
This tool suits operators performing intricate marking, lettering or artistic cuts in metal or plastic. The two-flute geometry provides a balance of chip clearance and surface finish. Buyers needing high-volume material removal or roughing passes should look at something else. It is not designed for heavy milling or large cavity work.
Capacity for fine detail cuts
The carbide construction and TiCN coating handle light finishing passes in steel, aluminium and composites with consistent edge retention. The small 1/25 inch shank limits rigidity, so deep pockets or aggressive feeds will cause deflection. It runs out when the application demands high torque or large-diameter tool paths.
Highlights
- 2-flute carbide ball nose for smooth engraving cuts
- TiCN coating extends tool life in abrasive materials
- 1/25 inch tip diameter suits fine detail work
- Carbide construction resists wear on hard metals
- Model C70374 identifies the exact replacement tool
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size collet or chuck do I need to hold the 1/25 in. shank of this C70374 engraving tool?
The tool has a 1/25 in. shank, so you need a collet or chuck that accepts that exact diameter.
Will the TiCN coating on this carbide tool handle the same feeds and speeds as my older uncoated cutters?
TiCN coating increases hardness and heat resistance, allowing higher cutting speeds and longer life compared with uncoated carbide under similar conditions.
How can I confirm the 2-flute ball nose is cutting cleanly after I install it?
Inspect the engraved groove for a smooth, rounded bottom without chatter marks; consistent chip evacuation and a uniform finish indicate the tool is running true.
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