50mm Face Mill Type N HSS-Co5 TiCN 8 Teeth Right-Hand DIN 1880 - TECWERK

Take advantage of the TiCN coating and HSS‑Co5 core for extended tool life and consistent cutting performance; the DIN 1880 Type N geometry and 50 mm diameter deliver stable material removal and repeatable surface finish. Order the cylindrical face mill directly via Metav Werkzeuge or ask the consultants for application advice.

TECWERK cylindrical face mill DIN 1880 Type N — 50 mm, HSS‑Co5, TiCN

The TECWERK cylindrical face mill is a Type N cutter designed for general face‑milling of constructional and heat‑treated steels as well as short‑chipping non‑ferrous metals, offering standardised mounting and dependable chip control.

• TiCN coating for enhanced wear resistance
• HSS‑Co5 core for stable cutting performance
• DIN 1880 Type N geometry for standardised fits
• 22 mm mounting bore for rigid arbor connection

Consistent cutting life through material and coating technology

The combination of HSS‑Co5 (a cobalt‑alloyed high‑speed steel) and TiCN surface treatment provides a balance between toughness and wear resistance that is particularly valuable in mixed‑batch production. The cobalt content improves red hardness and fracture resistance during interrupted cuts, while the TiCN layer reduces friction and the tendency for built‑up edge, which means longer tool life and fewer exchanges on the machine. Engineers benefit from predictable component tolerances because the cutter retains its geometry for longer under typical workshop conditions.

Geometry and chip control that boost machining efficiency

Built to DIN 1880 as a Type N cutter and equipped with 8 teeth and longitudinal plus transverse grooves according to DIN 138, this face mill promotes efficient chip formation and evacuation. The right‑hand cutting direction and a 22 mm bore allow rigid clamping on standard arbors, reducing vibration and improving surface finish. These geometry choices reduce cycle times by enabling stable, higher feed rates and minimise secondary operations through more uniform milled surfaces.

Applications and productivity advantages in everyday workshop use

Suitable for machining constructional steels, case‑hardened and tempered steels, and short‑chipping non‑ferrous metals, the cutter supports a wide range of production tasks from prototype work to small series. The standardised design simplifies tooling logistics and replacement, contributing to fewer setup errors and lower overall downtime. When replacement intervals are extended by the coating and material, the effective cost per part falls, delivering a clear economic benefit in repetitive milling operations.

For technical ordering and fast supply from Metav Werkzeuge — and for tailored advice on feeds, speeds and arbor compatibility — contact Metav Werkzeuge via info@metav-werkzeuge.com or call +49 2822 7131930 to arrange supply and consultation

Technical data

• Article number: 2000866630NW
• Manufacturer: TECWERK
• Product type: Cylindrical face mill (DIN 1880 Type N)

Core data

• Diameter: 50 mm
• Width: 36 mm
• Cutting length: 8 mm
• Teeth: 8
• Bore diameter: 22 mm

Special features

• Material: HSS‑Co5
• Coating: TiCN
• Longitudinal and transverse groove to DIN 138
• Right‑hand cutting
• Suitable for constructional, case‑hardened and tempered steels and short‑chipping non‑ferrous metals

FAQ

What materials is this cutter suited to machine?
The TECWERK cylindrical face mill (DIN 1880 Type N, SKU 2000866630NW) is specified for constructional steels, case‑hardened and tempered steels and short‑chipping non‑ferrous metals, making it versatile for many workshop applications.

How does the TiCN coating benefit production?
The TiCN coating on this TECWERK face mill lowers friction and reduces wear, which extends tool life and helps maintain consistent part quality over longer runs.

What does DIN 1880 Type N mean for mounting?
DIN 1880 Type N denotes a standardised geometry and mounting interface; the 22 mm bore on this cutter ensures compatibility with common arbors and repeatable clamping accuracy.

How many cutting edges and what effect do they have?
With 8 teeth, the cutter balances material removal rate and surface finish; more teeth typically allow higher feed rates and finer finish when machine power and rigidity permit.

Manufacturer/Responsible: NORDWEST Handel AG, Robert‑Schuman‑Straße 17, 44263 Dortmund