Cutting Milling Cutter Wapienica FREZ PILKOWY Ø80 mm Z80A d22 HSS NFTE

FREZ PILKOWY Ø80 mm Z80A d22 from Wapienica is a circular cutting milling cutter with an 80.0 mm diameter and 22 mm bore, manufactured from HSS NFTE. With a 2.0 mm blade thickness and a fine 80-tooth configuration, this milling cutter is engineered for precise cutting and profiling in both metalworking and woodworking operations. It is intended for use on machines that accept a 22 mm arbor and for high-speed milling tasks where a high tooth count and HSS material properties provide controlled chip removal and consistent edge quality.

Advantages

The cutter's HSS NFTE construction offers good hardness and wear resistance appropriate for repeated cutting cycles, while the 80-tooth (Z80A) layout produces a fine finish and reduces vibration compared with coarser-tooth cutters. Its 2.0 mm kerf thickness balances material removal rate and stability, and the 22 mm bore ensures secure mounting on compatible arbors. The combination of diameter, tooth count and material results in predictable cutting behavior and stable profiling across a range of workpiece materials.

Suitable for

• Precision profiling and slotting in soft and non-ferrous metals
• Fine crosscutting and trimming in hardwoods and engineered wood
• High-speed milling operations requiring smooth surface finish
• Machines and routers with a 22 mm arbor mounting

Key specifications

• Diameter: 80.0 mm
• Blade thickness (kerf): 2.0 mm
• Tooth count: 80 (fine pitch)
• Bore diameter (arbor): 22 mm
• Material: High-speed steel (HSS NFTE)

How to use

Mount the milling cutter securely on a machine spindle or arbor designed for a 22 mm bore, ensuring runout and clamping are within the machine manufacturer's tolerances. Select cutting speeds and feed rates appropriate for HSS tooling and the workpiece material; higher spindle speeds with moderate feed per tooth are typical for a fine 80-tooth cutter to achieve smooth surfaces. Check that the cutter is concentric and that guards and chip evacuation are set before starting. Inspect the teeth periodically for wear and replace the tool when edge deterioration affects finish or dimensional accuracy.

Usage recommendations

Use coolant or compressed air for chip clearance when machining metals to extend tool life; for woodworking applications, ensure efficient dust extraction. Match spindle speed and feed to the material and avoid excessive depth of cut per pass to maintain cutter stability and surface quality.