Fresa de topo RUKO FRS DIN 8033 VHM revestida a TiAlN 16mm de diâmetro

Precision machining of steel, stainless steel, cast iron, non-ferrous metals, and high-temperature alloys demands a cutting tool that maintains sharpness and dimensional accuracy under load. The RUKO FRS DIN 8033 solid carbide end mill with TiAlN coating delivers reliable performance for general-purpose roughing and finishing operations.

Who is it for

Machinists, toolmakers, and production engineers who need a robust end mill for CNC milling machines or conventional mills. It suits workshops handling a variety of materials, from soft steels to hardened alloys, where tool life and surface finish are critical.

Main features

• Solid carbide (HM) construction for high rigidity and wear resistance.
• TiAlN (Titanium Aluminum Nitride) coating for enhanced heat resistance and extended tool life.
• DIN 8033 standard geometry with 4 flutes and 30° helix angle for efficient chip evacuation.
• Center cutting design allows plunge milling and ramping.
• Cylindrical shank (DIN 6535 HA) for secure clamping in collet chucks or hydraulic holders.
• Precision ground with h10 tolerance on cutting diameter for consistent accuracy.

Specifications

• Tool Type: Solid Carbide End Mill
• Standard: DIN 8033
• Material: Solid Carbide (HM)
• Coating: TiAlN
• Cutting Diameter (d1): 16.0 mm
• Shank Diameter (d2): 16.0 mm
• Overall Length (l1): 92 mm
• Flute Length (l2): 32 mm
• Number of Flutes: 4
• Helix Angle: 30°
• Shank Type: Cylindrical (DIN 6535 HA)
• Application: General Purpose Machining, Roughing & Finishing
• Workpiece Materials: Steel, Stainless Steel, Cast Iron, Non-ferrous metals, High-temperature alloys
• Tolerance (Cutting Diameter): h10
• Cutting Edge Type: Center Cutting
• Coolant Supply: External
• Manufacturing Process: Precision Ground
• Series: FRS
• Direction of Cut: Right-hand cut
• Tool Geometry: Square End

Tips

Use appropriate speeds and feeds for the material being machined. For best results, apply coolant or air blast to clear chips from the cutting zone. Ensure the tool is securely held and check runout to maximize tool life.