Unibor
Unibor MML14 14mm x 50mm pneumatic accessory
Economical HSS annular cutter with 14mm diameter and 50mm depth for mild steels
- Metric HSS cutter handles softer metals and mild steels
- 14 mm diameter suits standard pneumatic tooling
- 50 mm depth of cut reaches deeper holes
- Economical material choice keeps tooling costs low
- Direct-from-manufacturer supply ensures consistent quality
Unibor MML14 Annular Cutter
The Unibor MML14 is a metric high-speed steel annular cutter measuring 14 mm by 50 mm. It is designed for metalworkers who need to drill precise holes in softer metals and most mild steels. The tool delivers an economical solution for magnetic drill press users. Its 2 inch depth of cut handles standard plate thicknesses.
Metric HSS Cutting Limits
High-speed steel construction makes this cutter suitable for softer metals and most mild steels only. It will not perform well in hardened alloys, stainless grades or abrasive materials. The 2 inch cutting depth defines the maximum material thickness in a single pass. Users must match feed rates and coolant to the workpiece to avoid premature wear.
14 mm Diameter Specification
The 14 mm cutting diameter is the single dimension that determines fit for the required hole size. Verify the target hole matches this exact diameter before purchase. The 50 mm overall length must suit the magnetic drill chuck and reach requirements. Select a different diameter if the application calls for a larger or smaller hole.
Highlights
- Metric HSS cutter handles softer metals and mild steels
- 14 mm diameter suits standard pneumatic tooling
- 50 mm depth of cut reaches deeper holes
- Economical material choice keeps tooling costs low
- Direct-from-manufacturer supply ensures consistent quality
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the 14 mm cutter or a different diameter for my hole size?
Select the 14 mm cutter when you need a 14 mm diameter hole; choose a different diameter only if the required hole size differs.
What does the 50 mm depth of cut mean when the cutter is in the machine?
It means the cutter can produce a hole up to 50 mm deep in a single pass through softer metals and mild steel.
Does the M2 shank fit standard magnetic drill arbors?
The M2 shank is designed for magnetic drill presses that accept an M2 taper, so it fits those arbors directly.
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