4mm cermet flat end mill with protective case
PQYPerformance Cutting Tools

4mm Cermet Flat End Mill, 4-Flute

Part number DTP03

Single 4 mm, four-flute cermet flat end mill for controlled steel and cast-iron machining.

$9.99
$12.99
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Compatible Equipment Milling machines and CNC routers using a 4 mm precision collet Confirm the application details and compare the product images before ordering.
Cermet Cutting Edge
Monolithic cermet construction supports stable cutting on the listed steels and cast iron.
4mm Precision
Matching 4 mm cutting and shank diameters simplify collet selection and setup.
Four-Flute Control
Four cutting flutes support controlled material removal and a clean machined surface.
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PRODUCT OVERVIEW

What This Part Does

A compact four-flute flat end mill with matching 4 mm cutting and shank diameters. Its monolithic, uncoated cermet construction is intended for stable milling and a clean machined finish when feeds, speeds, clamping, and coolant are selected for the work material.
VEHICLE & SYSTEM MATCH

Fitment

Confirm every listed condition against your vehicle or system before ordering.

Compatible Equipment
Milling machines and CNC routers using a 4 mm precision collet
Recommended Materials
Medium- and low-carbon steel, P20, 40Cr, 45 steel, 4Cr13, heat-resistant steel, gray cast iron, and alloy steel
Machining Operations
Side slotting, deep-trench cutting, and plane or side milling
TECHNICAL DATA

Product Specifications

Cutting Diameter
4 mm (1/6 in)
Shank Diameter
4 mm (1/6 in)
Flute Length
10 mm (0.4 in)
Overall Length
50 mm (2 in)
Flute Count
4
Tool Material
Monolithic cermet
Cutting Profile
Square nose / flat end
Surface
Uncoated
PACKAGE CONTENTS

In the Box

  • 1 x 4 mm cermet flat end mill
BEFORE INSTALLATION

Installation Checks

  1. Confirm that the machine collet accepts a 4 mm shank.
  2. Clean the shank and collet, then insert the tool to a secure clamping depth.
  3. Tighten the collet to the machine manufacturer's specification and verify runout.
  4. Select feeds, speeds, and coolant for the work material; make a controlled test cut first.