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Cleveland C80108 4-Flute Carbide HP VI Ball Nose End Mill CTD CEM-V-4B-TA pneumatic accessory
A 0.125 in carbide ball nose end mill with four flutes for precision contour milling
- 4-flute carbide geometry gives smooth ball-nose milling
- 125 in milling diameter suits fine detail work
- HP VI construction resists wear in tough cuts
- CTD CEM-V-4B-TA design fits standard pneumatic setups
- Brand Cleveland signals reliable tool performance
Cleveland C80108 Ball Nose End Mill
The Cleveland C80108 is a 4-flute carbide ball nose end mill built for high-performance milling. It suits machinists and fabricators who need precise contouring and profiling in a variety of materials. The HP VI geometry supports efficient material removal. This tool is designed for standard milling operations without coolant-through requirements.
Sustained Load Behaviour
The solid carbide construction maintains rigidity during extended cutting passes. Four flutes provide consistent chip evacuation at steady feed rates. The HP VI design helps manage heat buildup during prolonged engagement. Non-coolant-through operation relies on external flood or mist cooling for thermal control.
Upgrade Context
This end mill replaces worn or lower-flute-count tools in profiling and finishing routines. The jump is worth it when tighter tolerances or smoother surface finishes are required. It does not serve applications needing through-coolant delivery or larger cutting diameters. Buyers needing different radii or shank configurations should select alternative tooling.
Highlights
- 4-flute carbide geometry gives smooth ball-nose milling
- 125 in milling diameter suits fine detail work
- HP VI construction resists wear in tough cuts
- CTD CEM-V-4B-TA design fits standard pneumatic setups
- Brand Cleveland signals reliable tool performance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much heat does the 0.125 in carbide ball nose end mill generate during continuous CNC milling?
Carbide construction dissipates heat efficiently during high-speed cuts, reducing thermal buildup on the 0.125 in diameter flutes and extending tool life in prolonged runs.
What tool holder or collet is required to secure the Cleveland C80108 end mill in a milling machine?
The 0.125 in shank fits standard ER collets, shrink-fit holders, or Weldon flats matching that diameter for rigid clamping in CNC spindles.
Will the 4-flute carbide ball nose end mill work effectively on older manual knee mills with lower spindle speeds?
Yes, the four-flute geometry cuts cleanly at conservative feeds, though optimal performance requires the higher RPM capability of modern CNC machines.
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