Cleveland
Cleveland C70461 .5 in Carbide Roughing End Mill
A 3-flute carbide roughing end mill with a .5 in diameter, 2 in length of cut, 4 1/2 in overall length, TiCN coating, and a Weldon flat shank for heavy material removal
- TypeMilling
- 5 in milling diameter for efficient material removal
- Carbide construction delivers hardness and wear resistance
- TiCN coating extends tool life in abrasive cuts
- Weldon flat shank provides secure holder grip
- 3-flute design balances chip evacuation and finish quality
Cleveland C70461 Roughing End Mill
The Cleveland C70461 is a 0.5 in diameter carbide roughing end mill built for heavy material removal in milling operations. Its three-flute design and TiCN coating support high-performance cutting in demanding shop environments.
Suited for machinists running aggressive roughing
This tool suits machinists who need rapid stock removal with a 0.5 in cutting diameter and 2 in length of cut. It is not for finish profiling, non-ferrous-only setups, or applications that require coolant-through delivery or a necked shank for deep reach.
Fits Weldon flat holders for secure clamping
The Weldon flat shank locks directly into standard Weldon holders, eliminating the need for collets or shrink-fit adapters. The solid carbide body and TiCN coating reduce wear, freeing the operator from frequent tool changes during extended roughing cycles.
Highlights
- 5 in milling diameter for efficient material removal
- Carbide construction delivers hardness and wear resistance
- TiCN coating extends tool life in abrasive cuts
- Weldon flat shank provides secure holder grip
- 3-flute design balances chip evacuation and finish quality
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Milling |
Questions about this item
What shank diameter must my tool holder accept for this 0.5 in end mill?
The cutter has a 1/2 in shank with a Weldon flat, so the holder must clamp a 1/2 in diameter shank.
Can I run this carbide rougher in a machine that only offers flood coolant?
Yes, the tool is non-coolant-through and works with external flood or mist coolant.
How do I confirm the TiCN coating is intact before the first cut?
Inspect the flutes under light; a uniform grey-violet sheen across all three flutes shows the coating is present.
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