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ROUGHING END MILLS
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Super
(M2-AL) Roughing End Mills
Super (M2-AL) High Speed Steel Roughing End Mills are designed for roughing or
hogging large amounts of metal prior to a finish mill operation. M2-Al High Speed
Steel is a premium alloy formed by adding aluminum to the base chemical composition
of M2 HSS to extend tool life and to dissipate heat. It is often referred to
as "Super Steel."
Cobalt
(M42) Roughing End Mills
Cobalt Roughing End Mills are designed for roughing or hogging large amounts of metal prior to a finish milling
operation. They are used for deep slotting or heavy side cuts and require less power than conventional end mills.
Ideal for machining high alloyed steels, titanium alloys, and cast alloys. Form-relieved edges stay constant and can
be resharpened by grinding the faces. Roughing End Mills are also known as Hogging End Mills. |
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SOLID CARBIDE ROUGHING END MILLS
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Solid
Carbide Roughing End Mills - Type "A"
Type "A" Solid Carbide Roughing End Mills are designed with a special
tool geometry for maximum stock removal when milling aluminum, brass, and copper
alloys. Corner radius design eliminates corner chipping.
Solid
Carbide Roughing End Mills - Type "N"
Type "N" Solid Carbide Roughing End Mills are designed with a special
tool geometry for maximum stock removal when milling Titanium, Inconl, Rene,
Waspaloy, and high temperature nickel base alloys. Corner radius design
eliminates corner chipping.
Solid
Carbide Roughing End Mills - Type "S"
Type "S" Solid Carbide Roughing End Mills are designed with a special
tool geometry for maximum stock removal when milling mild steel, steel alloys,
stainless steel, and cast iron. Corner radius design eliminates corner
chipping. |
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