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End mills are essential tools in precision machining. They shape and finish workpieces with high efficiency and accuracy, and are widely used in CNC milling and industrial applications. JLCMC offers a comprehensive selection of carbide end mills with different flute numbers, coatings, and shapes – including flat, corner radius, and ball nose types – to support diverse cutting tasks across aluminum, carbon steel, and stainless steel.
Specifications
| Features | Recommended Size |
|---|---|
| Material | Carbide (Tungsten Carbide) for excellent hardness and wear resistance |
| Catagories | Flat Head, Corner Radius, Ball Nose, Roughing |
| Applications | CNC Machining, Mold Manufacturing, Precision Milling, High-HRC Hardness Material Cutting, Aluminum Alloy, Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel |
| Surface Treatment | TiAlN, AlTiN, TiAlCrN, AlCrSiN |
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FAQ
- What does mill end mean?
A mill end refers to a cutting tool used in milling operations. It typically has cutting teeth on the face and sides, allowing it to cut in multiple directions, unlike drill bits.
- What’s the difference between a slot drill and an end mill?
A slot drill is a type of end mill with two or three flutes designed for plunging directly into the material, ideal for slotting. A standard end mill, especially with four or more flutes, is more suitable for side cutting and contouring but not for plunge cuts.
- What is the most commonly used end mill?
The most common type is the 4-flute flat end mill. It offers a balance between chip clearance and cutting surface contact, making it suitable for general-purpose milling in steel, aluminum, and composite materials.
- What are the advantages of end mills?
· Multi-directional cutting capability · High precision and surface finish · Variety of shapes: flat, ball nose, corner radius · Compatible with various materials · Ideal for contouring, slotting, profiling, and plunge cutting
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