YINGHUA
YINGHUA 2 Flute Spiral Ball Nose End Mill 6x6x42x70
Two-flute spiral ball-nose end mill in tungsten steel for CNC routing of wood, plastics and composites, supplied as a single 6 mm shank cutter
- TypeRight-Angle Drills
- Two-flute spiral geometry clears chips efficiently for smoother cuts
- Tungsten steel construction resists wear during extended milling sessions
- Ball nose profile produces precise 3-D contours in wood and plastics
- Suitable for acrylic, PVC, hardwood, plywood and fibre glass
- Single-piece pack ready for immediate CNC router installation
YINGHUA 2 Flute Ball Nose End Mill
This tungsten steel cutter has a 2 flute spiral ball nose geometry for CNC routing in wood, plastics and composite boards. It is supplied as a single new piece for workshop or light industrial milling tasks.
Sustained cutting in hardwood and fibre glass
The solid carbide construction resists heat build-up during long passes in dense material such as hardwood or fibre glass. Two flutes evacuate chips steadily so the tool stays on track without loading up in extended sessions.
Straight shank fits standard collets
The plain shank drops into common ER or collet holders without adapters. Over-tightening the collet or running above recommended feed rates can snap the carbide tip, so secure the workpiece and follow the machine maker’s speed guide.
Highlights
- Two-flute spiral geometry clears chips efficiently for smoother cuts
- Tungsten steel construction resists wear during extended milling sessions
- Ball nose profile produces precise 3-D contours in wood and plastics
- Suitable for acrylic, PVC, hardwood, plywood and fibre glass
- Single-piece pack ready for immediate CNC router installation
Specifications
| Type | Right-Angle Drills |
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Questions about this item
How much heat or noise does the 6 mm tungsten-steel end mill generate during extended CNC routing sessions?
As a passive cutting tool it produces no electrical noise or motor heat; only normal machining friction occurs at the workpiece interface.
What shank size and collet must my CNC router already accept to run this 6 mm shank ball-nose bit?
The bit has a 6 mm diameter shank, so the machine needs a 6 mm collet or ER collet system that grips that exact shank size.
Will the 42 mm flute length and 70 mm overall length fit the Z-travel and tool-holder clearance of my older desktop CNC?
The cutter measures 42 mm flute length and 70 mm overall; verify your machine's Z-axis travel and tool-holder clearance exceed those dimensions before use.
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