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Cleveland C80115 .5 in Carbide Ball End Mill pneumatic accessory
Half-inch carbide ball-nose end mill cuts contoured profiles in hardened alloys
- .5 in milling diameter covers medium-sized profiling jobs
- Carbide construction resists wear during extended cutting cycles
- Four-flute geometry improves chip evacuation in slotting operations
- Ball nose profile creates smooth contoured surfaces in 3D milling
- Non-coolant-through design simplifies tool setup on standard holders
Product Identity
The Cleveland C80115 is a .5 in carbide ball end mill designed for precision milling tasks. It suits machinists and maintenance teams who need a reliable cutter for contouring and finishing operations in a workshop environment. The four-flute geometry supports stable material removal across a range of ferrous and non-ferrous metals.
Upgrade Path
This tool replaces worn or lower-grade ball nose cutters that struggle with tool life or surface finish. The jump is worth it when existing end mills chip prematurely or leave scallop marks that require secondary finishing. Carbide construction extends edge retention compared to high-speed steel alternatives in similar diameters.
Build Integration
The end mill fits standard tool holders and collets sized for .5 in shank tools used in CNC mills or manual milling machines. Its non-coolant-through design simplifies setup by eliminating the need for through-spindle coolant plumbing. The AP/MAX designation indicates suitability for high-performance milling strategies that free up cycle time.
Highlights
- .5 in milling diameter covers medium-sized profiling jobs
- Carbide construction resists wear during extended cutting cycles
- Four-flute geometry improves chip evacuation in slotting operations
- Ball nose profile creates smooth contoured surfaces in 3D milling
- Non-coolant-through design simplifies tool setup on standard holders
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What shank diameter does the .5 in ball end mill need for the collet?
The cutter has a .5 in milling diameter and is made from carbide with four flutes.
How is the non-coolant-through end mill secured in a pneumatic holder?
Clamp the carbide shank in a precision collet or hydraulic holder and tighten to the toolholder's rated torque.
When should the 4-flute carbide ball nose be replaced?
Replace it when the ball radius shows visible wear, chipping, or when surface finish degrades on finishing passes.
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