Solid carbide End mill 65 HRC Blue Nano Coating

470.0 INR/Piece

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Size Standard
Product Type End Mill
Color Silver
Usage Industrial
Type Hand Tool Parts
Material Mild Steel
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Solid carbide End mill 65 HRC Blue Nano Coating Price And Quantity

Price 470.0 INR/Piece
Minimum Order Quantity 1 Piece

Solid carbide End mill 65 HRC Blue Nano Coating Product Specifications

Product Type End Mill
Material Mild Steel
Type Hand Tool Parts
Size Standard
Usage Industrial
Color Silver

Solid carbide End mill 65 HRC Blue Nano Coating Trade Information

Supply Ability 1000 Piece Per Month
Delivery Time 7 Days

Product Description

A Solid Carbide End Mill with 65 HRC and Blue Nano Coating (often branded as Superedge or similar) is a high-performance cutting tool used primarily in CNC machining, suitable for hard materials and high-speed applications. Heres a breakdown of what each specification means:

Key Features & Specifications

Feature	Description
Material	Solid carbide offers excellent rigidity and wear resistance. Ideal for high-speed, precision machining.
Hardness	Rated for materials up to 65 HRC, which means it can cut hardened steels, tool steels, and alloys effectively.
Coating	Blue Nano Coating typically a Titanium Aluminum Nitride (TiAlN or AlTiN) variant. It improves heat resistance, reduces friction, and extends tool life.
Edge Geometry	Superedge usually refers to ultra-sharp, high-precision cutting edges that produce smoother finishes and reduced cutting forces.
Applications	High-speed machining of hard materials: die/mold steels, hardened tool steels, stainless steel, titanium alloys, and some superalloys.
Common Flute Types	2-flute, 4-flute, or variable-flute designs depending on material and cutting strategy.
Machining Types	Suitable for finishing, roughing, slotting, contouring, and 3D profiling.

Advantages

Maintains hardness at high temperatures.
Longer tool life thanks to wear-resistant coating.
High precision and clean surface finish.
Reduced vibration and chatter with optimized edge geometry.

Considerations

These tools are expensive but justified for high-end work.
Use proper speeds and feeds; improper use can chip or burn the tool despite the coating.
Not ideal for soft materials due to potential for edge buildup.

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