7/16" OD x 3/8" Shank OD x 1" LOC x 2-11/16" OAL 2-Flute SE HSS Finishing End Mill 37° H BN Regular Aluminum TiN-V — HTC Mfg.
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7/16" OD x 3/8" Shank OD x 1" LOC x 2-11/16" OAL 2-Flute SE HSS Finishing End Mill 37° H BN Regular Aluminum TiN-V — HTC Mfg.
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7/16" OD x 3/8" Shank OD x 1" LOC x 2-11/16" OAL 2-Flute SE HSS Finishing End Mill 37° H BN Regular Aluminum TiN-V EDP #70084

HSS Finishing End Mill
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7/16" OD x 3/8" Shank OD x 1" LOC x 2-11/16" OAL 2-Flute Single End High-Speed Steel (HSS) Finishing End Mill, 37° Helix, Center-Cutting Status Not Specified, Ball Nose, Regular Length, Aluminum-Cutting Geometry, TiN-V Coating.

This 2-flute high-speed steel (hss) finishing end mill uses a 37° helix and regular length construction for accurate, controlled milling. The ball-nose profile is suited to contoured surfaces, fillets, molds, dies, and three-dimensional finishing passes. Use an existing entry path for axial engagement unless the application has confirmed center-cutting capability. This tool is identified in the source specification as Aluminum-Cutting Geometry.

High-speed steel provides toughness and resistance to chipping for general machining, repair work, interrupted cuts, and setups that benefit from a forgiving cutting edge.

The TiN-V coating provides a hard, low-friction surface for general finishing applications.

Specifications

  • Cutting diameter: 7/16"
  • Shank diameter: 3/8"
  • Length of cut (LOC): 1"
  • Overall length (OAL): 2-11/16"
  • Flutes: 2
  • End type: Single End
  • End geometry: Ball Nose
  • Cutting style: Finishing
  • Helix angle: 37°
  • Center cutting: Not specified
  • Length style: Regular Length
  • Coating: TiN-V Coating
  • Material: High-Speed Steel (HSS)
  • Special features: Aluminum-Cutting Geometry
  • EDP number: 70084
  • Item number: AR-14V

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