Milling cutter YATO YT-61724, length 58 mm, 1 pc

YATO YT-61724 milling cutter, length 58 mm, single piece, is a rotary cutting accessory designed for use with compatible rotary tools and milling machines. The cutter is intended for material removal, shaping and finishing operations on workpieces where a compact carbide cutter is appropriate. It is supplied as one unit and fits tools with a 6 mm shank, offering a compact length suitable for access to confined areas.

Advantages

The milling cutter is manufactured from tungsten carbide, which provides high wear resistance and sustained cutting performance under typical light- to medium-duty milling and deburring tasks. The cross-cut geometry improves chip evacuation and gives more consistent material removal compared with single-flute designs. A 6 mm shank diameter ensures compatibility with a wide range of air and electric grinders and rotary tools, while the overall compact length facilitates work in limited access locations.

Suitable for

• Cutting, shaping and slotting of non-hardened metals and similar materials where carbide cutters are appropriate
• Deburring welds and smoothing welded joints
• Edge machining of pipes and fittings in HVAC and plumbing applications
• Workshop milling tasks in automotive repair and general metalworking
• Maintenance and repair of agricultural machinery

Key specifications

• Material: tungsten carbide
• Cut type: cross-cut geometry for improved chip removal
• Shank diameter: 6 mm (suitable for most air grinders and straight electric grinders)
• Overall length: 58 mm
• Cutter diameter: 10 mm
• Pack quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Secure the 6 mm shank of the YATO YT-61724 cutter in the collet or chuck of a compatible rotary tool, ensuring proper clamping and concentricity. Select an appropriate rotational speed and feed rate based on the workpiece material and cutter diameter to avoid overheating or accelerated wear. Use steady light to moderate pressure and allow the carbide teeth to remove material naturally; avoid excessive force. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, gloves and hearing protection when operating rotary tools.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match rotational speed and cutting pressure to the material being machined and periodically inspect the cutter for wear or damage. Use coolant or compressed air as appropriate to clear chips and reduce heat when working on temperature-sensitive materials. Replace the cutter when signs of significant wear or chipping appear to maintain safe and predictable performance.