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Kyocera SGS 16 x 2mm Ti-Namite-X Solid Carbide High Performance End Mill
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SGS-46643C
£267.59 £222.99
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Kyocera SGS 16 x 2mm Ti-Namite-X Solid Carbide High Performance End Mill is only available to buy in quantities of 1
Product Information
Multi-Carb high performance finishing end mill incorporates a large number of flutes for stability and high feed finishing capabilities in applications where surface finish and tolerance are critical factors. The large flute count design allows smoother cutting performance and increased tool life, positively impacting productivity and quality levels.
Technical Specification
| Brand | Kyocera SGS |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Part Number | 46643 |
| Additional Information | Warning: This product can expose you to chemicals including Cobalt, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. |
| Features & Benefits | • Corner end • Straight shank • 35° helix angle • Positive rake angle • Heavy core and rigid design allow for straight walls • High flute count design results in smoother cutting performance and enhanced tool life • Enhanced corner geometry with tight tolerance corner radii • Recommended for materials ≤ 45 HRC • Series 66MCR |
| Length of Cut (mm) | 32 |
| Material | Solid Carbide |
| Number of Flutes | 9 |
| Coating/Finish | Ti-Namite-X (TX) |
| Shank Type | Cylindrical |
| Type | High Performance End Mill |
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