Application-Specific Conical Ball-Nose End Mills
These conical ball nose end mills are designed for machining specific components in several key manufacturing segments, including automotive, aerospace, energy and HVAC.
These conical ball nose end mills are designed for machining specific components in several key manufacturing segments, including automotive, aerospace, energy and HVAC. The conical-shaped end mills feature a highly accurate ball nose, capable of completely machining impellers, blisks, turbine blades and tire profiles without changing tools during three-axis and five-axis operations.
Uncoated designs are able to mill aluminum and specialty steels, including nickel-chrome steels and Inconel. End mills with a TiALN coating can machine steel materials as hard as 45 Rc as well as cast and non-ferrous metals. The conical ball-nose end mills are available in two standard forms, one with shorter flute lengths for increased rigidity. Special tools made to customer specifications are also available.
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