200 Series

Tool 200i500M015C

Aluminum loves to weld to sharp corners. Edge chipping follows, then tool failure, then explaining to the supervisor why cycle time just doubled. Corner geometry matters more than most shops realize.

The 200i500M015C carries a 0.015" corner radius that distributes cutting forces across more edge surface.
Sharp corners concentrate stress at a single point.
Radius geometry spreads that load while still maintaining clean entry into the workpiece.
TiB₂ coating adds wear resistance for demanding passes without the aluminum adhesion problems that plague AlTiN-coated tools in non-ferrous work.
Three flutes maintain feed rates while reducing chip load per tooth.
High helix geometry moves chips out before heat buildup becomes a factor.
Works in aluminum, copper, and plastics where built-up edge is the primary failure mode.