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5/8" OD x 5/8" Shank OD x 2-1/4" LOC x 5" OAL 3-Flute SE Solid Carbide Spoon Cutter Square End 38° Helix Center Cutting Standard Length Bright (Uncoated) EDP #91130

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5/8" OD x 5/8" Shank OD x 2-1/4" LOC x 5" OAL 3-Flute Single End Solid Carbide Spoon Cutter, Square End, 38° Helix, Center Cutting, Standard Length, Bright Finish (Uncoated).

The spoon-cutter geometry is intended for specialized contouring and non-ferrous machining applications. The square-end profile is suited to slots, pockets, shoulders, side milling, and flat-bottom features.

The bright, uncoated cutting edge is suitable for general milling applications where an added coating is not required.

Specifications

  • Cutting diameter: 5/8"
  • Shank diameter: 5/8"
  • Length of cut (LOC): 2-1/4"
  • Overall length (OAL): 5"
  • Flutes: 3
  • End type: Single End
  • End geometry: Square End
  • Tool family: Spoon Cutter
  • Corner radius: None specified
  • Helix angle: 38°
  • Center cutting: Yes
  • Hand of cut: Right hand / standard
  • Length style: Standard Length
  • Coating: Bright Finish (Uncoated)
  • Tool material: Solid Carbide
  • Series: 704
  • EDP number: 91130
  • Item number: 704-1130

Availability and Shipping

For HTC carbide tools, if the uncoated tool is available and coating is needed, estimated time to ship is 3–4 business days. If the tool is not in stock, estimated time to ship is 7–10 calendar days. For items that require manufacturing, contact us for a confirmed estimated ship date.

Unless stated otherwise, estimated time to ship is measured in calendar days, from order placement until your order is handed to the carrier. Carrier transit time is additional. Orders may ship sooner. We accept orders awaiting replenishment; please contact us before ordering if you need a specific shipping date.

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