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HRC58 Square End Mills
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Specitications
| SIZES(D*fL*sD*L) | |
| D1*3*D4*50L | D5*(13/20/25)*D5*(50/75/100)L |
| D1.5*4.5*D4*50L | D6*(15/24/30)*D6*(50/75/100)L |
| D2*6*D4*50L | D8*(20/30/35)*D8*(50/75/100)L |
| D2.5*7.5*D4*50L | D10*(25/40)*D10*(75/100)L |
| D3*9*D4*50L | D12*(30/45)*D12*(75/100)L |
| D3*(9/12/15)*D3*(50/75/100)L | D14/D16/D18/D20/D25*100L |
| D4*(10/16/20)*D4*(50/75/100)L | D6/D8/D10/D12/D14/D16/D18/D20*150L |
Maximize performance with our HRC58 Square End Mills, designed for high-speed machining of hardened steels (up to HRC58), stainless steel, cast iron, and other tough alloys. Featuring a robust 4-flute design and advanced TiAlN coating, these end mills deliver exceptional wear resistance, heat dissipation, and extended tool life.
Applications:
Mold & Die Making – Smooth finishing in hardened cavities
Aerospace – Precision milling of high-strength components
Automotive – Efficient slotting and profiling
General Metalworking – Ideal for steels, cast iron, and alloys
Key Features:
✔ Ultra-fine carbide substrate for durability
✔ Square end for sharp corners and flat surfaces
✔ Optimized helix angle for reduced vibration
Clients Good Feedback
Factory
Service Introduction
Logistics Package
FAQ
1.What materials can HRC58 square end mills cut?
They are designed for hard materials up to HRC58, such as hardened steel, alloy steel, and some stainless steels.
2.Are these end mills suitable for high-speed machining?
Yes, they can handle high-speed machining (HSM) but require proper coolant/lubrication for optimal performance.
3.What coatings are available for HRC58 end mills?
Common coatings include TiAlN and AlCrN for enhanced wear resistance and heat reduction.
4.Can these end mills be used for roughing and finishing?
Yes, they work well for both roughing and finishing operations in hard materials.
5.How to extend tool life?
Use appropriate speeds/feeds, avoid excessive radial engagement, and ensure proper chip evacuation.
HRC58 Square End Mills
Show Details
Specitications
| SIZES(D*fL*sD*L) | |
| D1*3*D4*50L | D5*(13/20/25)*D5*(50/75/100)L |
| D1.5*4.5*D4*50L | D6*(15/24/30)*D6*(50/75/100)L |
| D2*6*D4*50L | D8*(20/30/35)*D8*(50/75/100)L |
| D2.5*7.5*D4*50L | D10*(25/40)*D10*(75/100)L |
| D3*9*D4*50L | D12*(30/45)*D12*(75/100)L |
| D3*(9/12/15)*D3*(50/75/100)L | D14/D16/D18/D20/D25*100L |
| D4*(10/16/20)*D4*(50/75/100)L | D6/D8/D10/D12/D14/D16/D18/D20*150L |
Maximize performance with our HRC58 Square End Mills, designed for high-speed machining of hardened steels (up to HRC58), stainless steel, cast iron, and other tough alloys. Featuring a robust 4-flute design and advanced TiAlN coating, these end mills deliver exceptional wear resistance, heat dissipation, and extended tool life.
Applications:
Mold & Die Making – Smooth finishing in hardened cavities
Aerospace – Precision milling of high-strength components
Automotive – Efficient slotting and profiling
General Metalworking – Ideal for steels, cast iron, and alloys
Key Features:
✔ Ultra-fine carbide substrate for durability
✔ Square end for sharp corners and flat surfaces
✔ Optimized helix angle for reduced vibration
Clients Good Feedback
Factory
Service Introduction
Logistics Package
FAQ
1.What materials can HRC58 square end mills cut?
They are designed for hard materials up to HRC58, such as hardened steel, alloy steel, and some stainless steels.
2.Are these end mills suitable for high-speed machining?
Yes, they can handle high-speed machining (HSM) but require proper coolant/lubrication for optimal performance.
3.What coatings are available for HRC58 end mills?
Common coatings include TiAlN and AlCrN for enhanced wear resistance and heat reduction.
4.Can these end mills be used for roughing and finishing?
Yes, they work well for both roughing and finishing operations in hard materials.
5.How to extend tool life?
Use appropriate speeds/feeds, avoid excessive radial engagement, and ensure proper chip evacuation.
