Wapienica milling saw cutter Ø63.0 mm, width 3.0 mm, Z64A, bore Ø16 mm, HSS

Wapienica milling saw cutter Ø63.0 mm, width 3.0 mm, Z64A, bore Ø16 mm, HSS is a small-diameter high-speed steel milling saw designed for precision slotting, grooving and light face milling operations. The tool's 63.0 mm outer diameter and narrow 3.0 mm kerf make it suitable for machining tight features and narrow slots in metals and other materials compatible with HSS. The Z64A tooth configuration provides a high tooth count for fine finishes and controlled chip removal when cutting thin sections.

Advantages

The cutter combines high-speed steel construction with a fine-tooth Z64A geometry to deliver wear resistance, predictable cutting behavior and good surface quality. Its 16 mm bore ensures stable mounting on compatible arbors, while the 3.0 mm cutting width minimizes material removal and reduces cutting forces. The compact diameter and balanced tooth layout support precise positioning and reduced vibration during light milling tasks.

Suitable for

• Creating narrow slots and grooves in metal workpieces
• Light face milling of thin sections and edges
• Precision machining operations requiring fine surface finish
• Workshop and small-series industrial production with HSS tooling

Key specifications

• Outer diameter: 63.0 mm
• Cutting width (kerf): 3.0 mm
• Tooth configuration: Z64A (64 teeth, fine pitch)
• Bore diameter: 16 mm
• Material: high-speed steel (HSS)

How to use

Mount the milling saw cutter on a compatible arbor with a 16 mm shaft, ensuring secure clamping and correct axial alignment. Select cutting speeds and feed rates appropriate for the workpiece material and the HSS tool specification; use reduced depths of cut for narrow-slot operations to prevent deflection. Use proper coolant or lubrication when machining metals to extend tool life and maintain surface finish. Inspect the cutter before use for damage or excessive wear and replace when teeth become dull or chipped.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match spindle speed and feed to the specific metal being machined, maintain steady feed to avoid chatter, and use light passes for slotting. Regularly check tool runout and clamping integrity. Store the cutter in a dry, protected location to prevent corrosion and preserve tooth geometry.