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

4mm Cermet Flat End Mill with 4mm Shank

Part number DTP03

Single cermet flat end mill with a 4 mm cutting diameter and 4 mm shank.

$10.99
$14.99
In stock
Compatible Equipment Milling machines and CNC routers using a 4 mm precision collet Confirm the application details and compare the product images before ordering.
Cutting Diameter
4 mm
Shank Diameter
4 mm
Overall Length
50 mm
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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. For compatible milling machines and CNC equipment using a 4 mm shank; select feeds and speeds for the work material and machine.
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

Specifications
Cermet cutting material; cutting diameter: 4 mm; shank diameter: 4 mm; flute length: 10 mm; overall length: 50 mm.
Material
Cermet
Cermet cutting material; cutting diameter
4 mm; shank diameter: 4 mm; flute length: 10 mm; overall length: 50 mm.
PACKAGE CONTENTS

In the Box

  • 1 x 4 mm cermet flat end mill
  • 1 cermet flat end mill. This is a single cutter, not a five-piece pack.
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.