M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford 15623620A 6.0 mm Ball Nose End Mill
6 mm two-flute ball nose end mill for precision contouring and finishing
- TypeCutting Tools
- M.A. Ford quality for reliable milling performance
- 0 mm diameter suits precision contouring work
- Two-flute design clears chips efficiently in slots
- TuffCut DM coating extends tool life in abrasive materials
- California Prop 65 notice included for workplace safety awareness
M.A. Ford 6.0 mm Ball Nose End Mill
The M.A. Ford 15623620A is a 6.0 mm diameter ball nose end mill designed for contouring and profiling tasks. It features a two-flute TuffCut DM geometry suited for general milling applications in a workshop setting.
Upgrading from worn or single-flute tooling
Replacing a dull or single-flute cutter with this two-flute design improves chip evacuation and surface finish on curved surfaces. The step up is worth it when the current tool leaves rough radii or requires excessive passes to achieve the final profile.
Suited for machinists cutting contoured profiles
This cutter suits machinists producing 3D contours, moulds or radii in a range of materials. Buyers who need a larger cutting diameter, a different flute count or a coated variant for specific high-temperature alloys should look at other options.
Highlights
- M.A. Ford quality for reliable milling performance
- 0 mm diameter suits precision contouring work
- Two-flute design clears chips efficiently in slots
- TuffCut DM coating extends tool life in abrasive materials
- California Prop 65 notice included for workplace safety awareness
Specifications
| Brand | M.A. FORD |
|---|---|
| Type | Cutting Tools |
Questions about this item
What shank diameter fits the 6.0 mm ball nose end mill?
The cutter has a 6.0 mm shank, so it requires a 6.0 mm collet or holder with matching internal diameter.
How do you install the Tuffcut DM 2 flute ball nose end mill without damaging the flutes?
Loosen the collet nut, insert the shank until the flute fade-out clears the collet face, then tighten to the holder’s specified torque — do not bottom the shank against the spindle.
When should the 15623620A end mill be replaced or reconditioned?
Replace when flank wear on the cutting edges becomes visible, chips appear on the ball radius, or workpiece finish deteriorates — professional regrinding can restore geometry once.
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