M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford 15039370A 10.0 mm ball nose end mill
A 10.0 mm two-flute ball nose end mill from the TuffCut GP range for contouring and finishing operations
- 2-flute ball nose design enables smooth 3D contouring
- 0 mm cutting diameter suits medium-scale milling tasks
- M.A. Ford TuffCut GP series built for general-purpose machining
- New condition ensures full factory performance and tool life
- California Proposition 65 warning indicates regulated chemical content
What this tool is and who uses it
The M.A. Ford 15039370A is a 10.0 mm ball nose end mill from the Tuffcut GP range. It is a new two-flute carbide cutter designed for general-purpose profiling and contouring in a variety of materials. Machinists and CNC operators select this tool for 3D surfacing and finishing passes.
The specification that decides fit
The cutting diameter is 10.0 mm and the tool has two flutes. This geometry determines the stepover and feed rates achievable on your machine. Verify that your holder accepts a 10.0 mm shank and that the flute count matches your roughing or finishing strategy.
Installation notes and common issues
Mount the end mill in a precision collet or hydraulic holder to minimise runout. Ensure the tool length is measured accurately before running the program. Common problems include premature wear from incorrect speeds and feeds or chatter caused by excessive stick-out.
Highlights
- 2-flute ball nose design enables smooth 3D contouring
- 0 mm cutting diameter suits medium-scale milling tasks
- M.A. Ford TuffCut GP series built for general-purpose machining
- New condition ensures full factory performance and tool life
- California Proposition 65 warning indicates regulated chemical content
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 10.0 mm diameter mean when the tool is in the spindle?
The 10.0 mm cutting diameter sets the widest cut this end mill can make in a single pass, and the ball-nose profile leaves a matching 10.0 mm radius on 3-D contours and internal fillets.
What shank standard does the 15039370A use and what does it limit?
The tool is built on a standard cylindrical shank that fits common ER collets and Weldon holders, so the shank diameter — not the 10.0 mm cutting diameter — decides which holder you can clamp it in.
What physical clearance does the 10.0 mm ball nose need to fit in a machine?
You need at least 10.0 mm of radial clearance for the cutting portion plus enough axial room for the flute length and shank to sit fully in the holder without bottoming out.
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