Carbide End Mills

 

Yes Carbide Co., Limited Yescc® produces a complete line of carbide and solid carbide end mills manufactured from ultra-micro grain carbide that improves hardness while maintaining toughness.

 

It Come in a Variety of Specifications:

• Multi-Purpose solid carbide end mills are designed for the majority of machining operations in a wide variety of materials to achieve the desired surface finish.
• Triple Crown carbide end mills are ideal for high production and difficult machining operations.  Engineered geometries and advanced coatings insure cost effective production.  Tool styles are designed with cutting dimensions to suit various purposes for greater flexibility of choice.
• Variable helix special flute geometry tools are available in a variety of styles to eliminate vibration at higher speeds.
• Alu-Mill carbide tools are specifically designed for production machining of aluminum.  The three flute design with a cylindrical margin allows for harmonic balance while achieving maximum stock removal rates.
• Carbide roughing end mills offer a unique geometry to achieve high feed rates and heavy duty milling.

 

Yes Carbide Co., Limited Yescc® uses closely controlled micro grain and nano grain carbide to achieve toughness for our solid carbide end mills. Our distinct product groups will meet or exceed the expectations of the application specific customer.

Different carbide end mills serve different purposes which include finishing, roughing, and material-specific.In order to protect your investment and get the the most out of your equipment.

 

 

 

Multi-Purpose Carbide End Mills

Manufactured from micro-grain carbide in a variety of design combinations, these tools address the majority of machining operations in a wide variety of materials. Precise cutting dimensions in square, ball end, and corner radius styles will meet the needs of cost conscious metalworking customers. Both inch and metric dimension end mills in 2, 3, 4 and five 5 flute configurations, in both standard and high helix will easily achieve the machining requirements of CNC operations. Yes Carbide Co., Limited Yescc®’s Multi-Purpose carbide end mills will provide both satisfactory surface finish and meet productivity expectations, when contouring, plunging or slotting.
These uncoated multi-purpose carbide end mills are manufactured for the majority of machining operations in various materials, to achieve exceptional surface finish at high production rates. If required, a custom radius or coating of choice can be added to further enhance performance.

 

 

Top-Selling Carbide End Mills

Top-Selling Carbide end mills, made from Micro and Nano grain carbide were developed for high production and extremely difficult to machine applications. Extensive research was instrumental in the design of these high performance end mills. it uses closely controlled grades of carbide based on the toughness of the cutting requirements combined with cutting designs validated through years of testing to achieve maximum productivity.
Top-Selling end mills are coated to withstand heat under the toughest conditions. Additionally many styles have a radius blended into the flute to minimize wear. Top-Selling is comprised of 15 different styles of end tooth and helix combinations to provide the optimal tool for difficult materials.

 

 

 

 

4 Flute Single End Center Cutting TC Carbide End Mill / AlTiN

Four flute Top-Selling carbide end mills with AlTiN coating are capable of producing high production rates due to a sturdy core and well designed cutting action. AlTiN coating insures smooth workpiece finish while the hard coating withstands heat and abrasion.

Product Detail

• Designed to machine tool steel, alloy steel, mold steel and other high-hardened materials
• 4-flute design provides improved workpiece finishes Increased production

 

 

4 Flute Single End Corner Radius Center Cutting TC Carbide End Mill / AlTiN

Four flute Top-Selling carbide end mills with AlTiN coating are capable of producing high production rates due to a sturdy core and well designed cutting action. AlTiN coating insures smooth workpiece finish while the hard coating withstands heat and abrasion. The selected corner radius eliminates chipping of the sharp corner.

Product Detail

• Designed to machine tool steel, alloy steel, mold steel and other high-hardened materials
• Superior work piece finishes
• Increased feed rate with blended radius to avoid sharp machined corners.

 

4 Flute Single End Ball Center Cutting TC Carbide End Mill / AlTiN

Four flute Top-Selling carbide ball end mills with AlTiN coating are recommended for contouring and slotting when a full radius is preferred.  The multiple flutes add cutting edges and assist in rapid chip ejection The coating adds a smooth and hard finish allowing heavier feed rates and higher speed, while producing a smooth finish to the workpiece.

Product Detail

• Designed to machine tool steel, alloy steel, mold steel and other high-hardened materials
• 4-flute design provides improved work piece finishes.
• Full radius to avoid sharp machined corners.

 

 

 

4, 6 & 8 Flute Single End 45° Helix Center Cutting TC Carbide End Mill / AlTiN

 

Multiple flute Top-Selling carbide end mills with AlTiN coating are designed for high speed machining of difficult materials. The higher helix helps chip evacuation and the hard coating insures heat and abrasion resistance at high speeds.

Product Detail

• Designed to machine hardened materials
• High-speed cutting and finish milling with high feed rates
• Superior workpiece finishes and wear resistance
• Suitable for dry milling

 

 

 

6 & 8 Flute Single End 45° Helix Corner Radius Center Cutting TC Carbide End Mill / AlTiN

Multiple flute Top-Selling carbide end mills with AlTiN coating are designed for high speed machining of difficult materials. The higher helix helps chip evacuation and the hard coating insures heat and abrasion resistance at high speeds. The corner radius blended into the flute insures smooth cutting and longer life.

Product Detail

• Designed to machine high-hardened materials
• High-speed cutting and finish milling with high feed rates
• Superior workpiece finishes and wear resistance
• Suitable for dry milling
• Blended radius reduces wear and improves workpiece finishes

 

 

 

End Mills cut material on both the periphery and end simultaneously creating stress since the tool is held only at the spindle. Yes Carbide Co., Limited Yescc®’s design minimizes deflection and chatter. Facing, slotting and profiling can be accomplished with two, three or four or more flute tools.  Yes Carbide Co., Limited Yescc® provides a complete range of tools in high speed steel as well as carbide for these operations. Whether the job requires an end mill cutting to the center or non-center cutting we have the tool in an extensive range of sizes. When cavity milling is necessary tools with a radius ground on the corner or a ball end mill is recommended.  Consistent tool life is assured through constant research into design and the best composition of steel and heat treating methods.

Free standing milling machines and many NC older generation equipment perform economically and efficiently using high speed and cobalt tools. Carbide end mills can be used when rigid machines with higher speed and controlled feed rates are used.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

What Are End Mill Cutters?

End mill cutters are a form of carbide cutting tools which are primarily used in industrial milling. What differentiates end mill cutters from regular drill bits is that they are capable of cutting in several directions, as opposed to just the axial direction. They also differ in their shape, how they are manufactured and the applications they are used in. Let's take a closer look at what end mill cutters are and what they are capable of.

 

TYPES OF END MILL CUTTERS

There are a large variety of end mill cutters on the market today. From a broader category perspective, there are some that are center cutting and some that are not. These types of carbide cutting tools are further categorized by such features as the number of flutes, the material they are made from, their helix angle and what they are coated with.

End mill cutters are also categorized by their geometry and application. In other words, the appropriate tool for the job would depend on the type of material being milled. For instance, if you were milling a softer material like aluminum, a cutter with deeper flutes and a sharp edge would be the best choice. Stronger materials, like stainless steel, on the other hand, would call for flutes that are shallower and feature a squared-off edge. When in a doubt, carbide cutting tools manufacturers should be able to point to the right direction.

 

HOW ARE END MILL CUTTERS USED?

End mill cutters are primarily used on milling or turning machines to produce precision holes and shapes. The successful application of end milling ultimately hinges on how well the tool is supported by the holder. End mills can be selected and utilized for the following basic applications:

• Face Milling - Small areas of relatively shallow depth
• Keyway Production - Two separate end mills
• Wood ruff Keyways - Single cutter, straight plunge
• Specialty Cutting - Milling of "T" shaped slots, tapered surfaces and dovetail production
• Finish Profiling - Inside/outside shape
• Cavity Die Work - Plunging and finish-cutting die steel pockets (requires the production of three dimensional shapes)

TYPES OF END MILLING PROCEDURES

In addition to the many types of carbide cutting tools and applications, there are also a number of different procedures that are performed using end mill cutters. The basic list is as follows:

• End Milling
• Conventional Milling
• Climb Milling
• Peripheral Milling
• Plunge Cutting
• Ramp Cutting

HOW TO CHOOSE END MILL CUTTERS

With such a significant number of carbide cutting tools manufacturers in the market, figuring out which one is the right option can be challenging. We strongly recommend choosing someone that offers a wide selection of inventoried products at a great price.

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4 Advantages of Carbide Cutting Tools

When it comes to end mill cutters, the options are many. One of the most popular choices today, however, is solid carbide cutting tools. If you're not yet familiar, carbide is a form of industrial material that tools are manufactured from. Because the formula used is stiffer than traditional steel, tools made in carbide come with a number of distinct benefits over standard cutting tools. Let's take a look at four of those advantages below.

 

1. Carbide cutting tools are much sharper

Because carbide stays sharper longer than just plain steel, carbide cutting tools are more efficient than their conventional counterparts. Sharper cutters, cut at a faster rate without binding, which facilitates better production while also reducing the workload on machines. Regular end mill cutters become dull faster, which results in more tool changes and shoddy workmanship. Carbide tools also require less sharpening than steel tools.

2. Carbide cutting tools operate cleaner

Tools that are carbide produce cuts that are cleaner and straighter. They also result in little to no damage. As most carbide cutting tools manufacturers will tell you, cuts that are straight and clean result in joints and bonds that fit better and hold better tolerances. Additionally, with cleaner cuts there are lower risks of kickback, a major cause of workplace accidents.

3. Carbide cutting tools are stronger

Many materials can damage, chip and dull normal steel cutters. I took the sentence out there was here. Carbide cutting tools, on the other hand, are strong enough to cut through almost any material without sustaining flute or tip damage. In fact, carbide tools can even cut through tuff materials like hard steels, stainless steels and other such items without issue, especially if they are coated with TiN, TiCN, or ALTiN Coatings. That means greater efficiency and better ROI for your business.

4. Carbide cutting tools last longer

While the upfront cost of carbide cutting tools is a bit higher than traditional ones, the longevity that comes along with this enhanced design pays for itself. I took this sentence out. This type of end mill cutters much more affordable in the long run. Provided that you adequately maintain the tool, carbide tools can last far longer than any conventional cutter.

To get the most out of your investment and enjoy quality craftsmanship, optimal efficiency and maximum longevity, carbide end mill cutters are the way to go.