EMSC 5/8 3FSE(R.015) 45° Copperhead-PRO ZRN 1-5/8 x 4

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SKU: 14558
 

Copperhead Pro High-Performance Endmill

The Copperhead Pro end mill is engineered for high-speed machining in aluminum and non-ferrous materials. Its optimized geometry and polished flute design deliver maximum material removal, superior chip evacuation, and extended tool life for slotting and profiling applications.

  • Upgraded sub-micron grade carbide to improve tool life
  • 45° helix angle
  • Square end produces sharp internal corners and maximized material removal
  • Excellent for slotting and profiling at high speeds
  • Best for aluminum and non-ferrous materials
  • Maximum metal removal and better chip evacuation

Piece Count: 1
Cut Diameter (in): 0.625
LOC (in): 2.25
Shank Diameter (in): 0.625
No. of Flutes: 3
Coating: ZrN

Ground to 1/30th of a human hair on 100% virgin carbide is our baseline. Because accuracy and tool life are not just an 'industry standard' at Cobra Carbide. Tool Tolerance

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Specifications
Cut Ø: 0.625 in
Shank Ø: 0.625 in
LOC: 2.25 in
Flutes: 3
Coating

ZrN

Hardness: 2,400 HV

Max Operating Temp: 1,300°F

High Performance

Primary Applications: Steel, Alloyed Steel, Superalloys, Cast Iron, Wood, Bronze, Copper, Aluminium

Ideal Materials
  • Steel
  • Stainless Steel
  • Hardened Steel
  • Cast Iron
  • Aluminum
  • Titanium
  • Nickel/Inconel
  • Non-Ferrous
  • Composites
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EMSC 5/8 3FSE(R.015) 45° Copperhead-PRO ZRN 1-5/8 x 4
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