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Mugen Coating Premium Series Lead End Mill

Mugen Coating Premium Series Lead End Mill
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Mugen Coating Premium Series Lead End Mill

Product catalog summary
Overview: The document outlines the specifications and ordering details for the MXH series of end mills, which are optimized for machining heat-resistant alloys like stainless steel and titanium. It includes technical specifications, pricing, and recommended milling conditions.
Specifications:
  • MXH225: Features a 25° helix angle, designed for high-efficiency machining with reduced chattering and deflection, and is coated with MUGEN-COATING PREMIUM.
  • MXH230: Has a 30° helix angle, suitable for both slotting and side milling, also utilizing MUGEN-COATING PREMIUM.
  • MXH235: Offers a 35° helix angle, ideal for medium length cuts and addressing size selection issues.
  • MXH240 and MXH245: With helix angles of 40° and 45°, these models are suited for deep machining with minimal deflection, even with long cutting lengths.
Ordering Information: Orders should specify the model and diameter (D). Each model has a unique code, diameter, length of cut, neck taper angle, shank diameter, overall length, and retail price.
Recommended Milling Conditions: The document provides spindle speed and feed rate recommendations for materials such as stainless steels, titanium alloys, heat-resistant alloys, and hardened steels.
Key Features:
  • All models feature MUGEN-COATING PREMIUM for enhanced performance on heat-resistant alloys.
  • Constructed from Micro Grain Carbide for durability and precision.
  • Available in various helix angles and length-to-diameter ratios (L/D) to meet diverse machining requirements.
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Mugen Coating Premium Series Lead End Mill-12

5F Shinminamioi Bldg., 1-13-5, Minamioi, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo 140-0013 Japan §!±±GD;±B Attention on Safety 1) When removing tools from cases, be careful of getting-out of tools and dont touch directly 2) Never touch the cutting edges directly with bare hand. 3) Use safety covers and eye protection, as tools may be broken. 4) Use holders, etc. that match the tools and nature of the processing operations. The tool should be firmly attached to the holder to prevent shaking. 5) The work materials clamp firmly. 6) Make sure of dimensions of tools and work pieces before starting operation. 7) It is...

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