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Cleveland C80011 4-Flute Carbide End Mill
4-flute carbide end mill with TiAlN coating for milling operations, 0.1875 in diameter
- TypeMilling
- 4-flute carbide design enables smooth, efficient milling in tough materials
- TiAlN coating extends tool life by resisting heat and wear
- 1875 in diameter suits precision profiling and slotting tasks
- 02 in corner radius adds strength and reduces chipping risk
- 75 in flute length with 2 1/2 in overall reach handles deep cuts
Cleveland C80011 4-Flute Carbide End Mill
This Cleveland C80011 is a 4-flute carbide end mill designed for high-performance milling operations. It features a square profile with a TiAlN coating for extended tool life. The tool suits machinists and fabricators working with steel, stainless steel, and other ferrous alloys.
Replaces worn general-purpose end mills
Upgrading to this carbide tool is worth it when general-purpose high-speed steel cutters wear too quickly or cannot hold tolerance. The TiAlN coating allows higher cutting speeds and feeds in abrasive materials. The jump makes sense for shops moving from HSS to carbide for production repeatability.
0.1875 in diameter with 0.75 in length of cut
This diameter and flute length comfortably handle slotting, profiling, and pocketing in small features. The 0.02 in corner radius adds strength for roughing passes. The tool runs out when deeper cavities require longer reach or when larger diameters are needed for material removal rates.
Highlights
- 4-flute carbide design enables smooth, efficient milling in tough materials
- TiAlN coating extends tool life by resisting heat and wear
- 1875 in diameter suits precision profiling and slotting tasks
- 02 in corner radius adds strength and reduces chipping risk
- 75 in flute length with 2 1/2 in overall reach handles deep cuts
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Milling |
Questions about this item
What collet or holder size fits the 0.1875 in milling diameter?
A holder or collet sized for 0.1875 in shanks matches the milling diameter.
How is the end mill secured in the tool holder, and what step is often missed?
Tighten the collet or set screw evenly after the shank seats fully; skipping the full-seat check causes run-out.
When should this carbide end mill be replaced?
Replace it when the TiAlN coating wears through, flutes chip, or corner radius 0.02 in no longer holds tolerance.
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