YINGHUA
YINGHUA 6X32X60MM Two Flutes Up Down Cut Carbide Mill Cutter
Carbide mill cutter with up-down flutes cuts wood and PVC cleanly, 6 mm shank, 32 mm flute, 60 mm overall
- TypeRight-Angle Drills
- Tungsten steel construction ensures long cutting life
- Up-down flute geometry gives clean edges on both faces
- 6 mm shank fits standard CNC collets
- 32 mm flute length handles deep profiles in one pass
- 60 mm overall length provides rigid reach for thick stock
Two-flute carbide milling cutter
The YINGHUA 6X32X60MM two-flute up-down cut carbide mill cutter is designed for CNC machinery and targets industrial users who need precise compression cutting. It handles wood, plywood, density board, solid wood and particleboard with a single tool. The cutter is supplied as one piece in an independent package and is restricted to users aged 18 and over.
Compression cut limits
The up-down spiral geometry creates a compression action that reduces tear-out on both faces of the workpiece during through-cuts. This benefit applies only when the full 32 mm cutting length is engaged in material thick enough to cover both flute directions. Thin sheets or shallow passes will not activate the down-cut section, leaving the top surface exposed to conventional up-cut forces.
Replaces separate up-cut and down-cut bits
Shops that currently switch between dedicated up-cut and down-cut end mills can consolidate to this single compression cutter for double-sided clean edges. The jump is worthwhile when production volume justifies the carbide investment and when workpieces are consistently thick enough to use the full 32 mm flute length. It does not suit jobs requiring only one cutting direction or very thin materials.
Highlights
- Tungsten steel construction ensures long cutting life
- Up-down flute geometry gives clean edges on both faces
- 6 mm shank fits standard CNC collets
- 32 mm flute length handles deep profiles in one pass
- 60 mm overall length provides rigid reach for thick stock
Specifications
| Type | Right-Angle Drills |
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the 32 mm or 60 mm cutting length for my project?
The 32 mm flute length gives the cutting depth, while the 60 mm is the overall tool length; pick based on how deep you need to cut in one pass.
What does the up-down spiral design actually do in the machine?
The opposing flutes push chips up and down simultaneously, compressing the workpiece to prevent tear-out on both faces of wood, plywood or density board.
What shank standard does the 6 mm diameter follow and what collets accept it?
The 6 mm shank is a plain cylindrical metric shank; it fits any 6 mm collet or chuck on a CNC router or spindle that accepts that diameter.
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