MORSE C/Tool 5/16" MULTIFLUTE COBALT ENDMILLS MCT 44429
MORSE® 44429 4586 Center Cutting Regular Length Single End End Mill, 5/16 in Dia Cutter, 3/4 in Length of Cut, 4 Flutes, 3/8 in Dia Shank, 2-1/2 in OAL, Bright
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BrandMORSE®
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UPC686125444297
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Manufacturer Part Number44429
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CountryUSA
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FinishBright
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MaterialCobalt 8/M42 HSS
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Flute TypeSpiral
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TypeCenter Cutting Regular Length Single End
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Helix Angle30 deg
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Series4586
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Cutter Diameter5/16 in
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Shank Diameter3/8 in
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Number of Flutes4
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Cutting DirectionRight Hand
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Shank TypeRound/Weldon Flat
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Length of Cut3/4 in
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Overall Length2-1/2 in
- Multi flute end mills offer higher feed rates, improved surface finish and greater core strength for reduced tool deflection
- Center cutting end allows for plunge cutting like a drill into solid material
- M42 8% cobalt offers increased wear and heat resistance for abrasive and difficult materials, higher speeds and feeds and long life in production applications
| Competitor Name | Cross-Reference Number |
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| Berkshire eSupply | MT2544429 |
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UNSPSC23242511
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Package Description1/PK
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Standards/ApprovalsISO 9001:2008
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