YINGHUA
YINGHUA 1piece Two Flutes Straight Slot End Milling Cutter 6X6X62X100
A two-flute carbide end mill for precise CNC engraving and cutting of wood, acrylic, PVC and other materials
- TypeRight-Angle Drills
- Two-flute design gives smooth cuts in wood and acrylic
- Tungsten steel construction resists wear during CNC engraving
- Right-angle drill type fits standard CNC tool holders
- 62 mm cutting length handles deep profiling jobs
- 100 mm overall length provides reach for recessed areas
YINGHUA Two-Flute Carbide End Mill
This YINGHUA solid-carbide end mill has two straight flutes and a 6 mm cutting diameter with a 62 mm flute length and 100 mm overall length. It is intended for CNC engraving and cutting tasks in wood, plywood, acrylic, PVC, nylon and resin. The cutter is supplied as a single piece in new condition.
Suitable materials and user restrictions
The tool works with the listed plastics and woods but is not intended for ferrous or non-ferrous metals, composites or stone. It must not be used by anyone under 18 years of age and is designated for industrial cutting applications only.
62 mm flute length and 100 mm overall length
The 62 mm flute length and 100 mm overall length determine the maximum depth of cut and the clearance required inside the machine envelope. If your workpiece or fixture demands a shorter or longer reach, this cutter will not suit the job.
Highlights
- Two-flute design gives smooth cuts in wood and acrylic
- Tungsten steel construction resists wear during CNC engraving
- Right-angle drill type fits standard CNC tool holders
- 62 mm cutting length handles deep profiling jobs
- 100 mm overall length provides reach for recessed areas
Specifications
| Type | Right-Angle Drills |
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Questions about this item
What shank diameter does the 6 mm end mill require in the collet?
The cutter has a 6 mm shank, so it fits a 6 mm ER collet or shrink-fit holder without a reduction sleeve.
How much clearance does the 100 mm overall length need inside the machine enclosure?
At 100 mm total length the tool needs at least that much Z-travel plus the collet nut height; verify your spindle-to-table distance before cutting.
Which way do the two flutes need to face when loading the tool into the spindle?
The flutes spiral upward on a right-hand cutter; insert the shank fully so the cutting edges point in the spindle’s rotation direction, not backward.
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