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Cleveland C83520 4-Flute Carbide Ball End Mill pneumatic accessory
A 4-flute carbide ball end mill with TiAlN coating for general-purpose milling, featuring a 0.125 in cutting diameter
- 4-flute carbide design for smooth contour milling
- 125 in diameter suited for fine detail work
- TiAlN coating extends tool life in steel
- Non-coolant-through construction simplifies setup
- Cleveland brand recognised for shop-grade reliability
Cleveland C83520 End Mill
This Cleveland C83520 is a 4-flute carbide ball end mill designed for general-purpose milling. It suits machinists and maintenance teams who need a reliable tool for contouring and profiling operations.
Who this suits and who should look elsewhere
The tool fits workshops running standard milling tasks in steel or similar materials where a ball profile is required. Buyers who need a coolant-through design or a different coating for high-temperature alloys should look elsewhere.
Deciding specification: 0.125 in milling diameter
The 0.125 in milling diameter determines whether this cutter matches the feature size and machine capacity for the job. Confirm this dimension against your drawing and toolholder before ordering.
Highlights
- 4-flute carbide design for smooth contour milling
- 125 in diameter suited for fine detail work
- TiAlN coating extends tool life in steel
- Non-coolant-through construction simplifies setup
- Cleveland brand recognised for shop-grade reliability
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
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Questions about this item
How does the .125 in milling diameter perform in a real machine?
The .125 in cutting diameter removes material in a tight radius, making it suitable for detailed contour work and small pocket profiling in a milling setup.
What shank standard does this end mill use and what does it limit?
The tool is a single-end carbide ball mill with TiAlN coating; the shank fits standard collets or holders matching its diameter, limiting use to machines that accept that shank size.
What physical clearance does the 4-flute carbide ball end mill need to mount?
The overall length and shank diameter determine the holder depth and spindle clearance required; verify your tool holder and machine envelope can accommodate the full tool length before mounting.
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