Cleveland
Cleveland C75061 6-Flute HSS Square End Mill 1.5 in pneumatic accessory
Six-flute high-speed steel square end mill with 1.5 in milling diameter, 1.375 in length of cut and 3/4 in shank
- TypeMilling
- 5 in milling diameter for wide material removal
- 6-flute HSS design for smooth finish and long tool life
- TiN coating increases wear resistance and cutting speed
- Weldon flat shank ensures secure, non-slip clamping in holder
- 375 in length of cut handles deep profiling in a single pass
6-Flute HSS Square End Mill
The Cleveland C75061 is a 1.5 inch diameter square end mill designed for general-purpose milling operations. It suits machinists and maintenance teams requiring a durable high-speed steel cutter for slotting and profiling tasks.
Upgrade from fewer flutes
Moving to a six-flute design from a two or four-flute tool increases the number of cutting edges engaged per revolution. The jump is worth it when finishing passes demand a smoother surface finish and higher feed rates are sustainable on rigid setups.
Sustained cutting behaviour
High-speed steel construction with a TiN coating resists heat buildup during extended cuts better than uncoated alternatives. The Weldon flat shank prevents tool pull-out under heavy radial loads, maintaining concentricity throughout long production runs.
Highlights
- 5 in milling diameter for wide material removal
- 6-flute HSS design for smooth finish and long tool life
- TiN coating increases wear resistance and cutting speed
- Weldon flat shank ensures secure, non-slip clamping in holder
- 375 in length of cut handles deep profiling in a single pass
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Milling |
Questions about this item
What shank size does the 1.5 in diameter Cleveland C75061 end mill require?
The tool has a 3/4 in Weldon flat shank, so the holder or collet must accept that exact diameter and flat.
How do I install the 6-flute HSS square end mill so the set screw locks properly?
Align the Weldon flat with the holder's set screw, push the shank fully home, then tighten the screw against the flat — not the round body.
When should the 1.375 in length-of-cut on this TiN-coated mill be replaced?
Replace it when the TiN coating wears through on the cutting edges, when chips show built-up edge, or when flank wear exceeds normal re-sharpening limits.
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