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Cleveland C80592 5-Flute Carbide Corner Radius End Mill .75 in Dia .06 in Radius 1.5 in LOC 4 in OAL
A 5-flute carbide corner-radius end mill with a 0.75 in diameter and 0.06 in radius for milling ferrous materials
- TypeMilling
- 5-flute design increases feed rates on ferrous materials
- Carbide substrate with TiAlN coating resists wear at high temperatures
- .06 in corner radius reduces chipping and extends tool life
- .75 in diameter with 1.5 in length of cut suits deep pocketing
- 4 in overall length provides reach in standard holders
Cleveland C80592 5-Flute Carbide End Mill
The Cleveland C80592 is a 5-flute carbide corner radius end mill built for ferrous material milling. Its .75 in diameter and .06 in corner radius suit profiling and finishing passes in steel and iron. The TiAlN coating adds wear resistance for extended tool life in demanding production environments. Machinists running CNC mills will value the rigid carbide substrate.
Thermals noise and power draw
Carbide construction handles the heat generated during heavy ferrous cuts without losing hardness. The 5-flute design promotes smooth chip evacuation which reduces friction and spindle load during extended runs. TiAlN coating lowers cutting temperatures at the edge compared to uncoated tools. Operators experience consistent performance without excessive thermal buildup in the workpiece.
Upgrade path and value
This end mill replaces worn or lower-flute tooling when surface finish and tool life become priorities. The corner radius strengthens the tip against chipping in corner-heavy toolpaths. Shops moving from general-purpose HSS or 2-flute carbide cutters gain higher feed rates in ferrous alloys. It is not suited for non-ferrous materials or applications needing larger radii.
Highlights
- 5-flute design increases feed rates on ferrous materials
- Carbide substrate with TiAlN coating resists wear at high temperatures
- .06 in corner radius reduces chipping and extends tool life
- .75 in diameter with 1.5 in length of cut suits deep pocketing
- 4 in overall length provides reach in standard holders
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Milling |
Questions about this item
How do I install the .75 in diameter end mill in my milling machine, and what step is commonly missed?
Secure the 0.75 in shank fully in a precision collet or hydraulic holder, then verify runout; the step often missed is torquing the collet nut to the holder manufacturer's specification.
What maintenance or replacement will the TiAlN coated carbide flutes need during extended use on ferrous material?
The five-flute carbide body with TiAlN coating resists wear; plan to re-sharpen or replace the tool once the 0.06 in corner radius shows measurable rounding or flank wear exceeds your tolerance.
At what point does the 1.5 in length of cut limit performance during a sustained heavy profiling pass?
The 1.5 in flute length defines maximum axial engagement; exceeding it causes deflection and vibration, so the limit appears first as chatter when depth of cut approaches the full 1.5 in.
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