200 Series

Tool 200i750LC

Aluminum loads up fast on sharp corners. Edge chipping follows, then the inevitable chatter as cutting forces spike. Most machinists have watched a promising setup turn into scrap when the corner radius wasn't planned for the material.

The 200i750LC runs a 0.008" corner radius specifically to distribute cutting forces across more carbide.
Sharp corners concentrate stress at the weakest point.
The radius spreads that load while maintaining clean entry into the cut.
Three flutes keep chip load manageable at higher feed rates, preventing the heat buildup that causes aluminum to weld to the tool.
TiB₂ coating adds wear resistance for longer tool life in demanding aluminum applications without the adhesion problems you get with aluminum-titanium coatings.
0.750" cutting diameter handles substantial material removal in aluminum, copper, and plastics.