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Cleveland C75106 18 mm HSS End Mill
18 mm four-flute HSS centre-cutting square end mill with 41.27 mm cut length and 15.88 mm Weldon shank
- TypeMilling
- 18 mm cutting diameter for wide material removal
- Four-flute high-speed steel construction resists wear
- Center-cutting square profile enables plunge and side milling
- 27 mm length of cut handles deep pockets
- 88 mm Weldon shank locks securely in holders
Cleveland C75106 18 mm HSS End Mill
This Cleveland C75106 is an 18 mm high speed steel center cutting square single end mill designed for general purpose milling operations. It suits machinists and maintenance technicians who need a reliable uncoated tool for slotting and profiling in ferrous and non ferrous materials.
Four flute center cutting geometry and Weldon flat
The four flute center cutting design allows both plunging and side milling without a separate starter tool. The Weldon flat on the 15.88 mm shank provides a secure set screw grip in standard holders, reducing the risk of pull out during heavy cuts.
Straightforward installation in Weldon compatible
Insert the shank into a matching Weldon holder and tighten the set screw against the flat. The 95.25 mm overall length fits most standard tool changers. The main issue occurs when users attempt to clamp the smooth portion instead of the flat, which leads to slippage and poor finish.
Highlights
- 18 mm cutting diameter for wide material removal
- Four-flute high-speed steel construction resists wear
- Center-cutting square profile enables plunge and side milling
- 27 mm length of cut handles deep pockets
- 88 mm Weldon shank locks securely in holders
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Milling |
Questions about this item
How often will the 18 mm high-speed steel flutes need resharpening?
Resharpening frequency depends on the workpiece material and feed rates; the uncoated HSS cutting edges can be reground multiple times before the 41.27 mm length of cut is exhausted.
What limits continuous cutting with the 15.88 mm Weldon shank?
Heat buildup in the uncooled tool body is the first constraint; without coolant-through capability the 18 mm diameter flutes lose hardness faster during prolonged heavy cuts.
How much heat and noise does the cutter generate in all-day milling?
The uncoated high-speed steel produces noticeable heat and machining noise during extended runs; flood coolant or air blast is recommended to manage temperatures at the 41.27 mm cutting length.
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