Milling cutters There are many types of milling cutters. Ordinary milling machines and numerically controlled milling machines can machine grooves and straight lines roughly, and milling and boring machining centers can process cavities, cores, and curved surfaces.

Generally divided into:

1. Men’s hair milling cutter: rough milling, removal of a large number of rough, facet or object surface of the large horizontal plane or rough outline milling;

2. Ball-end cutter: semi-finishing and fine milling of the surface; the small knife can be used to finish the small chamfer of the steep surface/straight wall.

3. Men’s hair cutter with chamfer, roughing can be removed to remove a large number of rough, but also fine finishing smooth surface (relatively steep surface) small chamfer.

4. Molding cutters: Including chamfering cutters, T-shaped cutters, tooth cutters, and inner R cutters.

5. Chamfering tool, chamfering tool The shape of the chamfering tool is the same as that of the chamfering tool. It is divided into milling cutters with chamfering and chamfering.

6.T-type knife, milling T-slot;

7. Tooth-type knives, milling out a variety of tooth types, such as gears.

8. rough knife, rough milling cutter designed for aluminum copper cutting, can be quickly processed.

Milling cutters usually have two materials: high-speed steel, carbide. The latter is relatively high in hardness compared to the former and has a strong cutting force, which can increase the speed and feed rate, increase productivity, hide the knife, and process difficult-to-machine materials such as stainless steel/titanium alloys.