YINGHUA
YINGHUA 5Pcs 4x22mm Blue UP DOWN Cut Carbide Mill Cutters
A five-piece set of 4×22 mm two-flute spiral carbide end mills for up-and-down cutting wood and composite boards on CNC routers
- TypeRight-Angle Drills
- Five-piece set covers multiple CNC jobs
- 4 mm shank fits standard router collets
- 22 mm cutting length handles thick stock
- Up-down spiral compression gives clean edges on both faces
- Tungsten-steel carbide stays sharp in wood and composite boards
Carbide Compression Cutters
This set contains five tungsten-steel milling cutters with a 4 mm shank and 22 mm cutting length. The up-and-down spiral geometry compresses wood fibres during routing to reduce tear-out on both faces. They are intended for CNC router operators who need clean edges in sheet goods.
Tungsten-Steel Build Quality
Each cutter is machined from solid tungsten steel for wear resistance and dimensional stability in abrasive materials. The two-flute spiral design evacuates chips efficiently while the right-angle shank fits standard CNC collets. Blue coating identifies the compression profile at a glance in a busy tool drawer.
Ready-to-Run Five-Piece Pack
Five identical cutters ship together so a workshop can keep spares on the machine and in storage without reordering. The bundle suits production runs on plywood, density board, solid wood and particleboard where frequent tool changes interrupt workflow. Industrial use only; not for anyone under 18.
Highlights
- Five-piece set covers multiple CNC jobs
- 4 mm shank fits standard router collets
- 22 mm cutting length handles thick stock
- Up-down spiral compression gives clean edges on both faces
- Tungsten-steel carbide stays sharp in wood and composite boards
Specifications
| Type | Right-Angle Drills |
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Questions about this item
What shank diameter does the 4x22 mm compression cutter need for the collet?
The cutter has a 4 mm shank, so a 4 mm ER collet or matching chuck is required.
What minimum clearance does the 22 mm flute length demand inside the workpiece?
At least 22 mm of unobstructed depth is needed for the full flute to engage without bottoming out.
Which feed direction prevents tear-out on the top and bottom faces?
The up-down geometry compresses chips toward the centre; feed the tool in the standard forward direction for clean edges on both faces.
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