Cleveland
Cleveland C81071 .75 in Corner Radius End Mill .06 in 1.5 in
Carbide corner-radius end mill with .75 in diameter, .06 in radius and 1.5 in flute length
- TypeCutting Tools
- Carbide construction resists wear for longer tool life
- TiAlN coating reduces friction during high-speed milling
- 06 in corner radius adds strength to cutting edges
- .75 in milling diameter handles medium-duty profiling tasks
- 5 in length of cut reaches deeper cavities
Corner Radius End Mill .75 in
The Cleveland C81071 is a solid carbide corner radius end mill designed for general-purpose milling operations. Its .75 inch milling diameter and .06 inch corner radius suit machinists and maintenance shops producing filleted profiles or reducing stress concentrations in workpiece corners.
Sustained cutting behaviour
The TiAlN coating on the carbide substrate provides heat resistance and wear protection during extended tool engagement. Two straight flutes evacuate chips efficiently in slotting and profiling passes, helping maintain dimensional accuracy when the tool remains in cut for longer periods.
Deciding specification
The .06 inch corner radius is the critical dimension that determines whether this cutter matches the required fillet size on the drawing. Select this tool only when the design calls for that specific radius; a different radius will not meet the geometric tolerance.
Highlights
- Carbide construction resists wear for longer tool life
- TiAlN coating reduces friction during high-speed milling
- 06 in corner radius adds strength to cutting edges
- .75 in milling diameter handles medium-duty profiling tasks
- 5 in length of cut reaches deeper cavities
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Cutting Tools |
Questions about this item
How much heat does the .75 in carbide end mill generate when running continuously in a CNC router?
Carbide construction with TiAlN coating reduces friction and heat buildup during extended milling passes.
What shank size must my tool holder accept for the 1.5 in length of cut on this cutter?
The straight shank matches the .75 in milling diameter, so a 3/4 in collet or end-mill holder is required.
Will the .06 in corner radius on this 4 in overall length tool clear the fillets on my older fixture plates?
The .06 in radius is small enough for most legacy fixture fillets while still strengthening the corner against chipping.
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