M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford 13562905N5 Tuffcut Al End Mill 16.0Mm
A 16.0 mm necked two-flute end mill for aluminium identified by part number 13562905N5
- TypeCutting Tools
- Precision cutting for aluminium with 2 flute necked design
- 0 mm diameter suits medium milling tasks
- Tuffcut Al geometry reduces chip welding
- M.A. Ford 13562905N5 built for professional workshops
- New condition ensures full factory performance
M.A. Ford 16.0Mm End Mill
The M.A. Ford 13562905N5 is a 2 flute Tuffcut Al end mill with a necked design and a 16.0Mm cutting diameter. It is manufactured by M.A. Ford for aluminium milling applications. This new cutting tool suits machinists and fabricators working with non-ferrous materials. The necked profile provides clearance for deeper pocketing operations.
Upgrading From Standard End Mills
This tool replaces general purpose end mills when machining aluminium alloys. The 2 flute geometry and specialised coating reduce built-up edge and improve chip evacuation in soft metals. The jump is worth it when standard tools load up or chatter on aluminium workpieces. It targets higher material removal rates on non-ferrous jobs.
Check Spindle And Holder Compatibility
Verify your machine spindle accepts a 16.0Mm shank and that the tool holder provides adequate grip length. Confirm the necked length clears your fixture and workpiece geometry. Ensure coolant delivery reaches the cutting zone for aluminium chips. Review California Proposition 65 warnings regarding chemical exposure before use.
Highlights
- Precision cutting for aluminium with 2 flute necked design
- 0 mm diameter suits medium milling tasks
- Tuffcut Al geometry reduces chip welding
- M.A. Ford 13562905N5 built for professional workshops
- New condition ensures full factory performance
Specifications
| Brand | M.A. FORD |
|---|---|
| Type | Cutting Tools |
Questions about this item
What collet or holder size matches the 16.0 mm shank of the 13562905N5 Tuffcut Al end mill?
Use a 16.0 mm collet or hydraulic holder that matches the shank diameter exactly for secure clamping.
How should the necked 2-flute cutter be oriented during tool changes to avoid damaging the reduced-diameter section?
Support the tool by the shank only; never grip the necked portion when loading or unloading from the spindle.
When should the 13562905N5 end mill be replaced based on wear on the two cutting edges?
Replace the tool when flank wear on either flute exceeds the shop’s tolerance or when surface finish on aluminium degrades noticeably.
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