YG-1 HSSCo8 Short End Mill Cutting Dia 22 mm, Overall Length 104 mm, No of Flute 4, E7595220

YG-1 HSSCo8 Short End Mill Cutting Dia 22 mm, Overall Length 104 mm, No of Flute 4, E7595220

A short-end mill is a cutting tool commonly used in milling operations to remove material from a workpiece. Unlike long-end mills with an extended length, short-end mills have a shorter overall length and are often characterized by a shorter flute length and reduced reach. Despite their compact size, short-end mills offer several advantages and are suitable for various machining applications.

The compact design of short-end mills allows for greater rigidity and stability during milling operations. This increased rigidity helps minimize tool deflection and vibration, improving accuracy, surface finish, and dimensional consistency in machined parts. Additionally, the reduced length of the tool enables faster cutting speeds and feeds, leading to higher productivity and shorter machining cycle times.

Short-end mills come in various configurations to suit different machining needs and materials. They may feature cutting geometries, such as square end, ball nose, corner radius, and tapered end mills, each offering specific advantages depending on the application requirements.

Short-end mills are commonly made from high-speed steel (HSS), cobalt alloys, or carbide materials. Carbide end mills are top-rated due to their exceptional hardness, wear resistance, and heat resistance. They are well-suited for machining hard and abrasive materials like stainless steel, titanium, and hardened steel.

Short-end mills are versatile tools in various industries, including aerospace, automotive, mold-making, and general manufacturing. They excel in applications that require precise contouring, profiling, slotting, and pocketing operations. Whether used in CNC machining centres or manual milling machines, short-end mills deliver consistent and reliable performance. They are essential tools for achieving tight tolerances and high-quality surface finishes in machined components.