M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford 16515750A Tuffcut GP 4 Flute Ball Nose End Mill Stub 4.0mm pneumatic accessory
A 4.0 mm, four-flute ball nose end mill for milling contoured surfaces in a stub length
- Precision ball-nose profiling with 4.0 mm stub end mill
- Four-flute design improves chip evacuation in tight slots
- TuffCut GP geometry extends tool life on steel alloys
- Compact stub length increases rigidity for shallow cavities
- M.A. Ford quality backed by manufacturer-direct supply
M.A. Ford Tuffcut GP 4.0mm End Mill
This M.A. Ford 16515750A Tuffcut GP end mill is a 4.0mm stub-length cutter with a four-flute ball nose geometry. It is supplied new for machinists and maintenance teams who need a rigid tool for contouring, profiling and finishing operations in a variety of materials.
Four-flute ball nose stub construction
The four-flute design increases core strength and allows higher feed rates while the ball nose profile creates smooth radii in pockets and slots. Stub length reduces deflection during heavy cuts, and the standard shank fits common ER collets, Weldon holders and shrink-fit systems used in everyday CNC and manual milling setups.
4.0mm cutting diameter decides fit
The 4.0mm diameter determines whether this cutter matches the required corner radius, step-over allowance and tool-changer capacity for a specific job. Shops needing a larger or smaller radius, a longer reach, or a different flute count must select an alternative tool because this model is fixed at 4.0mm.
Highlights
- Precision ball-nose profiling with 4.0 mm stub end mill
- Four-flute design improves chip evacuation in tight slots
- TuffCut GP geometry extends tool life on steel alloys
- Compact stub length increases rigidity for shallow cavities
- M.A. Ford quality backed by manufacturer-direct supply
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What shank diameter does the 4.0 mm Tuffcut GP end mill use?
The cutter has a 4.0 mm diameter, which matches the shank size required by standard ER collets or Weldon holders for stub-length tools.
What holder clearance does the stub-length ball nose need?
Its reduced overall length fits tight spindle-to-workpiece gaps on CNC routers and milling machines without hitting fixtures or the machine table.
How is the 4-flute ball nose secured in a collet chuck?
Insert the shank fully into the ER collet, tighten the nut to the maker's torque spec, and verify run-out before cutting — partial insertion causes vibration and premature wear.
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