Cleveland
Cleveland C80599 5-flute carbide corner radius end mill .75 in .125 in 2.25 in
A five-flute carbide corner-radius end mill with a 0.75 in cutting diameter, 0.125 in radius and 2.25 in length of cut, designed for ferrous materials
- TypeMilling
- 5-flute design for smoother cuts in ferrous metals
- Carbide construction with TiAlN coating resists wear at high temps
- .75 in diameter suits heavy milling passes
- .125 in corner radius strengthens edges against chipping
- 25 in flute length reaches deep cavities
Cleveland C80599 5-Flute Carbide End Mill
The Cleveland C80599 is a solid-carbide corner-radius end mill with five flutes and a TiAlN coating, intended for machining ferrous materials. It suits CNC operators and job-shop machinists who need a dedicated roughing or finishing tool for steel and cast-iron workpieces.
.75 in diameter with .125 in corner radius
The .75 in cutting diameter and .125 in corner radius combine to leave a fillet that reduces stress concentration on the part while maintaining corner strength. The 2.25 in length of cut provides reach for medium-depth pockets without requiring a longer tool holder, freeing up spindle clearance for fixture components.
Carbide substrate with TiAlN coating for heat
The carbide substrate and TiAlN coating tolerate the elevated temperatures generated in ferrous milling, allowing consistent chip evacuation through the five-flute geometry. This reduces built-up edge and lowers the acoustic signature compared with uncoated tools running at the same parameters.
Highlights
- 5-flute design for smoother cuts in ferrous metals
- Carbide construction with TiAlN coating resists wear at high temps
- .75 in diameter suits heavy milling passes
- .125 in corner radius strengthens edges against chipping
- 25 in flute length reaches deep cavities
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Milling |
Questions about this item
How does the 0.125 in corner radius hold up when the 5-flute carbide cutter runs continuously in ferrous material?
The TiAlN coating and carbide substrate resist heat buildup, so the 0.125 in radius maintains form through extended cuts in steel and iron.
What sound and heat levels should I expect when this 0.75 in diameter end mill runs all day in a CNC spindle?
Five flutes and TiAlN keep vibration low and temperatures stable, producing a steady hum rather than chatter even during long production runs.
Which tool holders accept the straight shank on this 2.25 in length end mill?
Any standard inch-size collet or end-mill holder that grips a 0.75 in straight shank will secure the cutter without adapters.
Also in this aisle
People compared these
Same shelf, same checkout — eight coins and a 30-minute rate lock.
