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Cleveland C81077 Carbide Square End Mill .875 in
A 0.875 in carbide square end mill with TiAlN coating, 3 in length of cut and 6 in overall length for general-purpose milling
- TypeCutting Tools
- Two-flute carbide design clears chips efficiently
- TiAlN coating resists heat during high-speed cuts
- 875 in diameter suits medium milling tasks
- 3 in length of cut reaches deep features
- 6 in overall length fits standard tool holders
Cleveland C81077 Carbide End Mill
The Cleveland C81077 is a solid carbide square end mill built for general-purpose milling. Its two-flute geometry and TiAlN coating support higher cutting speeds and longer tool life in a variety of materials. The straight shank design fits standard holders for reliable rigidity during operation. This tool is suited for professional machinists and maintenance shops.
For slotting and profiling in ferrous alloys
The 0.875 inch diameter and three-inch length of cut suit deep cavity work and heavy material removal. Builders needing coolant-through capability or a different flute count for specific chip evacuation should look at other tooling. The non-coolant design limits use in high-heat applications where through-spindle coolant is required. Shops running only light finishing passes may prefer a finer geometry.
TiAlN coating extends wear resistance
The titanium aluminium nitride layer reduces friction and handles higher temperatures than uncoated carbide. This allows faster feed rates and prolongs the interval between tool changes. No additional accessories or software are bundled with this single end mill. The coating is the primary feature that changes performance versus a bare substrate.
Highlights
- Two-flute carbide design clears chips efficiently
- TiAlN coating resists heat during high-speed cuts
- 875 in diameter suits medium milling tasks
- 3 in length of cut reaches deep features
- 6 in overall length fits standard tool holders
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Cutting Tools |
Questions about this item
What milling machine shank size is needed for the 7/8 in shank on this end mill?
The end mill has a 7/8 in shank diameter, so the milling machine must accept that exact shank size in its collet or tool holder.
Can the 3 in length of cut reach the same depth as the longer HSS end mill I currently use?
This carbide end mill provides a 3 in length of cut; if your existing HSS tool has a longer flute length you will not reach the same depth in a single pass.
How can I confirm the TiAlN coating is performing correctly after the first cuts?
Look for a consistent gold-purple surface on the flutes and uniform chip evacuation; uneven wear or built-up edge suggests the coating is not functioning as intended.
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