OSG
OSG HP416-6299 Carbide End Mill 16mm 30.00mm Cut
Carbide ball end mill with 16 mm diameter and 30.00 mm cutting length, TiAlN coated for non-coolant through milling
- Carbide construction resists wear for longer tool life
- 16 mm diameter suits standard milling operations
- 00 mm cut length enables deeper profiling passes
- Ball-nose geometry produces smooth contoured surfaces
- TiAlN coating reduces friction and heat buildup
OSG HP416-6299 Carbide End Mill
The OSG HP416-6299 is a carbide ball end mill with a 16 mm milling diameter and a 30.00 mm cutting length. It features a TiAlN coating and a non-coolant-through design. This tool is built for general milling operations in a workshop or production environment.
Suits machinists needing a 16 mm ball-nose cutter
This end mill suits machinists who need a 16 mm ball-nose cutter with a TiAlN coating for dry or external-coolant milling. It is not for operators who require through-tool coolant delivery or a different cutting diameter. Builders needing a flat-end profile or a shank size not listed here should look at other options.
16 mm milling diameter decides fit
The 16 mm milling diameter is the single specification that determines whether this end mill matches the required workpiece geometry and machine capacity. Verify this diameter against your job requirements before purchase. The 30.00 mm length of cut defines the maximum depth in a single pass.
Highlights
- Carbide construction resists wear for longer tool life
- 16 mm diameter suits standard milling operations
- 00 mm cut length enables deeper profiling passes
- Ball-nose geometry produces smooth contoured surfaces
- TiAlN coating reduces friction and heat buildup
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much heat does the 16 mm carbide end mill generate during extended cutting sessions?
Carbide tools run hotter than high-speed steel; use flood coolant or air blast and reduce feed if the workpiece discolours.
What shank size and holder does the HP416-6299 require to run in my machine?
The shank matches the 16 mm cutting diameter, so a standard 16 mm ER collet, Weldon flat holder or shrink-fit chuck is needed.
Will this TiAlN-coated ball nose cutter work reliably on the older manual knee mill I keep in the shop?
Yes — the geometry suits both CNC and manual machines, but keep speeds conservative and use plenty of lubrication on a manual spindle.
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