Metal cutting cutter Abraboro Typ A 10 x 64/19 — cylindrical TCT

The Abraboro metal cutting cutter Typ A 10 x 64/19 is a cylindrical TCT (tungsten carbide tipped) cutter designed for machining and profiling metal surfaces. It provides a durable cutting edge suitable for tasks such as deburring, slotting and precise material removal on a variety of ferrous and non-ferrous metals. The cutter is compatible with milling machines and portable power tools that accept cylindrical TCT tooling of this size and form.

Advantages

This TCT cylindrical cutter combines the hardness of tungsten carbide cutting edges with a robust body to deliver extended tool life and consistent cutting performance. Its geometry supports smooth chip evacuation and reduced vibration during operation, which helps maintain edge sharpness and dimensional accuracy. The tool is engineered for repeatable results in profile milling and finishing passes on metal components.

Suitable for

• Deburring metal edges and removing flash
• Profiling and shaping metal workpieces
• Slotting and cutting shallow grooves
• Finish milling where high edge life is required
• Use in milling machines and compatible portable power tools

Key specifications

• Type: cylindrical metal cutting cutter with TCT tips
• Cutting material: tungsten carbide tipped edges
• Dimensions: 10 mm diameter × 64 mm overall length with 19 mm cutting length
• Intended materials: suitable for ferrous and non-ferrous metals
• Application: machining, deburring, slotting, profiling

How to use

Secure the cutter in the appropriate collet or chuck of a milling machine or a compatible portable power tool, ensuring proper concentricity and clamping. Select cutting parameters—spindle speed, feed rate and depth of cut—appropriate for the workpiece material and machine rigidity; start with conservative values and adjust for chip formation and surface finish. Use steady, controlled passes and avoid lateral overloads that could chip the TCT edges. Maintain proper coolant or air blast as required to manage heat and clear chips.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the cutter before each use for signs of wear or damage. Replace the cutter when edge wear affects finish or dimensional accuracy. Use appropriate personal protective equipment and follow machine safety guidelines. For best life and finish, match cutting speeds and feeds to the specific metal being machined and provide adequate support to the workpiece.