Cutting Milling Cutter Wapienica FP110-0100-0007 Ø100 mm Z80A HSS d22

Wapienica FP110-0100-0007 Ø100 mm Z80A HSS d22 is a circular cutting milling cutter engineered for precision milling and cutting on materials suited to high-speed steel tooling. With a 100 mm diameter, 80-tooth (Z80A) configuration and a 22 mm bore, this HSS cutter is intended to deliver finer chip division, reduced vibration and improved surface finish compared with lower-tooth alternatives. The tool is appropriate for woodworking applications and some light metalworking tasks where HSS cutters are commonly used.

Advantages

The high tooth count (Z80A) offers smoother cutting action and smaller chip sizes, which helps achieve better surface quality and reduces the need for secondary finishing. Constructed from high-speed steel, the cutter maintains edge hardness at typical HSS operating temperatures and provides good wear resistance for standard milling tasks. The 22 mm bore ensures compatibility with many standard arbors and adaptors, enabling straightforward mounting and stable operation.

Suitable for

• Wood milling and panel cutting where fine finish is required
• Shaping and profiling of soft to medium-hard woods
• Light metalworking operations compatible with HSS tools (aluminium, non-ferrous alloys)
• Joinery and furniture component production with high surface quality demands

Key specifications

• Diameter: 100 mm
• Tooth count: 80 (Z80A)
• Material: High-speed steel (HSS)
• Bore diameter: 22 mm
• Profile type: circular milling/cutting cutter for milling machines and routers

How to use

Mount the cutter firmly on a compatible arbor with a 22 mm shaft or use an appropriate adaptor to match your machine spindle. Verify concentricity and secure clamping before operation. Select cutting speeds and feed rates suitable for HSS tooling and the workpiece material — lower speeds for harder materials and higher speeds for softer woods and non-ferrous metals, while maintaining recommended feed per tooth to avoid overloading individual teeth. Make incremental passes rather than heavy full-depth cuts to extend tool life and preserve surface quality. Use appropriate dust extraction and personal protective equipment during use.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the cutter with well-maintained arbors and perform light finishing passes to achieve the desired surface. Avoid prolonged high-speed operation on hardened steels; restrict use to wood and compatible light metals. Regularly inspect teeth for wear and re-sharpen or replace when cutting quality decreases.