200 Series

Tool 200i750L060C

Built-up edge ruins aluminum parts before you know it's happening. The part looks right until you measure it, then you're dealing with size variations and surface finish that won't pass inspection. The problem starts when chips stick instead of clear.

The 200 Series uses three flutes to distribute cutting load while maintaining feed rates that keep chips moving.
Lower chip load per tooth means less heat generation at the cutting edge where aluminum wants to weld.
The 0.060" corner radius on this cutter strengthens the edge for interrupted cuts and prevents the sharp corner chipping that creates debris in the cut zone.
TiB₂ coating handles the demanding passes where uncoated tools start to show wear.
The coating stays chemically inert with aluminum while providing the hardness needed for consistent edge retention through production runs.