M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford 15025000C Tuffcut GP 2 Flute Ball Nose End Mill 1/4 pneumatic accessory
Tuffcut GP 2-flute ball nose end mill for precision contouring in milling applications
- Tuffcut GP series designed for general-purpose milling
- Two-flute geometry clears chips efficiently in many materials
- Ball nose profile produces smooth contoured surfaces
- 1/4 inch shank fits standard collets and holders
- California Proposition 65 warnings indicate chemical hazards present
What this end mill does
The M.A. Ford 15025000C Tuffcut GP is a two-flute ball nose end mill supplied as a new pneumatic accessory. It is intended for contouring, profiling and finishing operations where a rounded cutting profile is required.
Compatibility checks before ordering
Verify that your tool holder accepts the shank format used by this cutter and that your machine can run the speeds and feeds appropriate for a two-flute ball nose geometry. Confirm the workpiece material matches the cutter’s intended application range.
Behaviour under sustained load
During extended cutting the two-flute design allows chip evacuation while the ball nose maintains a consistent radius on contoured surfaces. Heat builds gradually so coolant or air blast should be used to maintain edge life over long runs.
Highlights
- Tuffcut GP series designed for general-purpose milling
- Two-flute geometry clears chips efficiently in many materials
- Ball nose profile produces smooth contoured surfaces
- 1/4 inch shank fits standard collets and holders
- California Proposition 65 warnings indicate chemical hazards present
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What comes in the package with the M.A. Ford 15025000C end mill and is any other tooling needed?
The package contains the single 2-flute ball-nose end mill. No extra tooling is included; a compatible collet or tool holder for the machine spindle must be supplied separately.
How do I decide between the available versions of the TuffCut GP 15025000C?
Only the 1/4 size with two flutes and a ball-nose profile is listed, so there is no alternative version to select.
What does the 1/4 designation mean when the cutter is running in a CNC machine?
It indicates a quarter-inch cutting diameter, giving a 1/8 inch radius profile that determines the smallest internal corner the tool can produce.
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