200 Series

Tool 200i625M030C

Built-up edge starts small and gets worse fast. What looks like a minor adhesion problem becomes a surface finish disaster when aluminum welds to the cutting edge. The tool stops cutting and starts smearing.

The 200 Series uses three flutes to distribute chip load across more cutting edges while maintaining spindle feed rates.
Lower chip load per tooth reduces heat generation at the point of contact.
High helix geometry moves chips away from the cut before they can weld to the tool face.
This 0.625" diameter cutter carries TiB₂ coating for demanding passes where base carbide alone isn't enough.
The R0.03" corner radius strengthens the cutting edge against chipping while maintaining sharp performance in aluminum, copper, and plastics.