Milling cutter YATO YT-61725, 45 mm length, single piece

Milling cutter YATO YT-61725 is a single-piece rotary cutting tool with a 45 mm overall length designed for use in compatible milling machines and rotary grinders. Manufactured with a tungsten carbide cutting head and a 6 mm shank, this cutter is intended for material removal tasks such as profiling, trimming and deburring on metals, plastics and wood when tool dimensions suit the application.

Advantages

The tungsten carbide construction provides wear resistance and sustained cutting performance. A 6 mm shank ensures compatibility with many air grinders and straight electric grinders. The cutter’s geometry and cross-cut design improve chip evacuation and help maintain cutting speed during operations that require precision or repeated passes.

Suitable for

• Precision machining and profiling of metal, plastic and wood
• Deburring welds and edge machining in welding and locksmithing
• Trimming and shaping parts in automotive repair and workshop environments
• Edge and pipe end machining in HVAC and plumbing tasks
• Maintenance and repair of agricultural machinery on farms

Key specifications

• Material of cutting head: tungsten carbide
• Shank diameter: 6 mm
• Overall length: 45 mm
• Cutting diameter: 10 mm
• Cut type: cross-cut (for improved chip removal)
• Supply configuration: single piece

How to use

Secure the 6 mm shank in a compatible collet or chuck of an air grinder, straight electric grinder or milling machine rated for the cutter’s dimensions and intended speed. Set the machine speed according to material and cutter manufacturer recommendations for tungsten carbide tools. Apply steady, controlled passes and avoid excessive feed forces; allow the cutter to remove material progressively to maintain surface quality and extend tool life. Use appropriate personal protective equipment and ensure workpiece clamping is secure before machining.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match rotational speed and feed to the workpiece material: lower speeds for hardened steels, moderate speeds for non-ferrous metals and plastics, and higher speeds for soft woods. Use coolant or compressed air to clear chips when machining metals. Inspect the cutter for wear and replace when cutting performance deteriorates.