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Cleveland C83535 4-Flute Carbide Ball End Mill 0.25 in
A 0.25 in carbide ball end mill with four flutes and TiAlN coating for general-purpose milling
- 4-flute carbide design for smooth finishing cuts
- TiAlN coating extends tool life in tough materials
- 25 in diameter suits precision milling tasks
- Ball nose profile creates contoured 3-D surfaces
- Non-coolant-through construction simplifies setup and use
Cleveland C83535 Ball End Mill
The Cleveland C83535 is a 0.25 in carbide ball end mill with a TiAlN coating and four flutes. It is designed for general-purpose milling operations where a rounded profile is required. Machinists and fabricators use it for contouring, slotting and pocketing in a variety of materials. The tool ships new and is classified under power and pneumatic accessories.
Sustained milling performance
The carbide substrate and TiAlN coating provide wear resistance during extended cutting cycles. Four flutes allow efficient chip evacuation at consistent feed rates, reducing heat buildup in the cut zone. The non-coolant-through design means the operator must manage external cooling or air blast for heavy material removal. Stable toolholding and rigid machine setup are essential to maintain dimensional accuracy over long runs.
Setup checks before ordering
Verify that your machine spindle and holder accept a 0.25 in diameter shank. Confirm the workpiece material is compatible with carbide tooling and TiAlN coating. Ensure your CAM strategy generates toolpaths suited to a four-flute ball profile. The item is restricted from sale in certain states, so check local regulations before purchasing.
Highlights
- 4-flute carbide design for smooth finishing cuts
- TiAlN coating extends tool life in tough materials
- 25 in diameter suits precision milling tasks
- Ball nose profile creates contoured 3-D surfaces
- Non-coolant-through construction simplifies setup and use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How hot does the 0.25 in carbide end mill get during continuous milling?
Carbide handles heat better than high-speed steel, but temperature depends on spindle speed, feed rate, material and coolant use rather than a fixed figure for the tool itself.
What holder or collet do I need for the 0.25 in shank?
Use an ER collet, end-mill holder or shrink-fit chuck sized for a 0.25 in shank that matches your machine’s taper.
Will the TiAlN coating on this mill work with my older CNC that only runs lower spindle speeds?
Yes, the coating reduces wear at any speed; simply choose feed and RPM values recommended for the workpiece material.
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