Cutting milling cutter Abraboro Typ C 16.0 x 70/25 TCT cylinder for metal

The Abraboro Typ C 16.0 x 70/25 TCT cylinder milling cutter for metal is a tungsten-carbide-tipped (TCT) rotary tool designed for precision metalworking. Its cylindrical profile and robust TCT cutting edges make it suitable for shaping, deburring and profiling a variety of ferrous and non-ferrous metals. The tool geometry and dimensions provide stable cutting performance for workshop and production applications where repeatable surface quality is required.

Advantages

The TCT cutting tips deliver high wear resistance and consistent edge retention compared with conventional high-speed steel cutters, extending tool life in abrasive metal machining. The cylinder form allows even material removal across flat and contoured surfaces, while the specified diameter and length balance cutting reach with stiffness to reduce chatter. The construction supports precise finishing passes and effective deburring, minimizing the need for secondary manual operations.

Suitable for

• Shaping and profiling metal surfaces
• Deburring edges and removing flash on cast or machined parts
• Finishing operations to improve surface quality
• Light to medium material removal on steel, stainless steel, aluminium and non-ferrous alloys

Key specifications

• Tool type: cylindrical milling cutter with TCT tips
• Diameter: 16.0 mm
• Overall cutting length: 70 mm
• Shank/neck length relevant for mounting: 25 mm cutting/reference length
• Material of cutting edge: tungsten carbide tip (TCT)
• Intended material: metals including ferrous and non-ferrous alloys

How to use

Mount the Abraboro Typ C cylinder milling cutter securely in a compatible milling machine or rotary tool with appropriate collet or holder for the 16.0 mm diameter. Select spindle speed and feed rates suitable for the workpiece material and the TCT tip characteristics—use lower speeds with harder materials and higher speeds for softer alloys. Make incremental passes for bulk material removal and finish with lighter cuts to achieve the desired surface quality. Use adequate coolant or air blast to evacuate chips and to manage cutting temperature when machining heat-sensitive alloys.

Usage recommendations

For prolonged tool life, avoid heavy interrupted cuts and maintain stable clamping of the workpiece. Inspect TCT tips regularly for wear and replace the cutter when edge rounding or chipping affects surface finish. Follow machine manufacturer guidelines for maximum permissible speeds and ensure proper coolant or chip evacuation during continuous operation.