Cleveland Golf
Cleveland Golf Cobalt Square End Mill 1/8 in 4 Flute TiCN
Cobalt square end mill with TiCN coating, 4 flutes and 30-degree helix for finishing cuts
- TypeHole, Drill, Bore & Wire Gauges
- Cobalt substrate resists heat during finishing cuts
- TiCN coating extends tool life in abrasive materials
- Four-flute design produces smoother surface finish
- 30-degree helix angle balances chip evacuation and rigidity
- 1/8-inch diameter suits precision milling operations
Cobalt Square End Mill
The Cleveland Golf Cobalt Square End Mill is a single-end fractional-inch cutter designed for general-purpose finishing. Its cobalt substrate and TiCN coating provide wear resistance across a range of materials.
Suited for finishing operations
Machinists performing right-hand finishing cuts with a 30-degree helix will find this four-flute tool appropriate. It is not for roughing passes, left-hand cutting requirements, or applications needing a corner radius or ball-nose profile.
1/8 inch diameter with 3/8 inch cut length
The 1/8 inch milling diameter and 3/8 inch length of cut handle shallow finishing passes in slots or pockets. Overall length of 2-5/16 inches limits reach in deep cavities, and the .000 corner radius leaves a sharp internal corner.
Highlights
- Cobalt substrate resists heat during finishing cuts
- TiCN coating extends tool life in abrasive materials
- Four-flute design produces smoother surface finish
- 30-degree helix angle balances chip evacuation and rigidity
- 1/8-inch diameter suits precision milling operations
Specifications
| Brand | Cleveland |
|---|---|
| Type | Hole, Drill, Bore & Wire Gauges |
Questions about this item
What size collet or holder do I need for the 3/8 in. shank on this end mill?
Use a 3/8 in. collet or tool holder that matches the shank diameter exactly.
Will the 30-degree helix angle cause chatter when I run this tool in my older manual mill?
The 30-degree helix is a general-purpose geometry; it runs smoothly on both manual and CNC machines if feed and speed are set for cobalt.
How can I confirm the TiCN coating is intact after the first few cuts?
Inspect the flutes — the coating should show a uniform gold-grey colour with no bare cobalt visible at the cutting edges.
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