63mm Face Milling Cutter HSS-Co5 8 Teeth Right-Hand With Keyway DIN 1880 - TECWERK

Take advantage of a robust combination of HSS‑Co5 cutting material and the DIN 1880 geometry for reliable face milling of construction and heat-treated steels; the right‑hand, 8‑tooth design delivers consistent chip control and stable surface finish. Order directly via Metav Werkzeuge or consult our specialists for application guidance.

TECWERK Face Mill Ø63 mm (Type HR) — HSS‑Co5, 8 teeth, DIN 1880

The TECWERK face mill Ø63 mm (Type HR) is a right‑hand face milling cutter designed for machining construction, case‑hardened and quenched steels, plus short‑chipping non‑ferrous metals in industrial workshop environments.

• HSS‑Co5 high‑alloy tool steel body
• DIN 1880 cutter geometry
• 8 cutting edges for steady material removal
• Right‑hand cutting, 27 mm bore

Durable alloy and geometry for demanding steel work

Made from HSS‑Co5, the cutter combines high‑speed steel toughness with 5% cobalt to retain hardness at elevated temperatures. This material choice reduces wear when tackling construction and quenched steels, providing longer tool life than standard HSS in interrupted and heavy cutting conditions. The DIN 1880 profile ensures compatibility with established face‑milling practices and predictable cutting behaviour.

Stable chip control and surface quality

The 8‑tooth configuration, together with the relieved chord profile, improves chip evacuation and reduces vibration during milling. As a result, the tool achieves a more consistent surface finish and fewer rework cycles. Where short‑chipping non‑ferrous alloys are involved, the cutter’s geometry helps maintain steady feed rates and limits built‑up edge formation.

Practical mounting and dimensional clarity

The cutter’s Ø63 mm body and 27 mm bore allow secure mounting on common arbour systems that accept this bore size. The specified cutting length 8 mm and nominal width 40 mm give a clear picture of the axial engagement possible with this tool, enabling process planners to match the tool to slot widths and step‑over requirements without guesswork.

Application range and machining guidance

Configured as Type HR and equipped with longitudinal and cross slots according to DIN 138, the face mill is suited to workpieces from general structural steels to alloyed, heat‑treated parts where short chips predominate. Because the cutter is right‑hand cutting, toolpaths and clamping should be set accordingly to preserve accuracy and avoid chatter. For mixed production runs, the combination of material and geometry supports predictable performance across a range of substrates.

For dependable industrial face milling with TECWERK quality, contact Metav Werkzeuge for expert advice and fast supply from Emmerich — eMail info@metav-werkzeuge.com or call +49 2822 7131930

Technical data

• Article number: 2000866664NW
• Brand: TECWERK
• Product type: Face mill (DIN 1880)
• Standard: DIN 1880

Facts

• Diameter: 63 mm
• Cutting edges: 8
• Cutting length: 8 mm
• Bore diameter: 27 mm
• Width: 40 mm
• Packaging unit: 1

Special features

• Material: HSS‑Co (5% cobalt)
• Type: HR
• Recessed chord profile (hinterschliffenes Kordelprofil)
• Longitudinal and cross slots according to DIN 138
• Right‑hand cutting
• Suited for construction steels, case‑hardened and quenched steels, and short‑chipping non‑ferrous metals

FAQ

What materials is this face mill suitable for? The TECWERK face mill is intended for construction, case‑hardened and quenched steels and for short‑chipping non‑ferrous metals as described in the product specification.

How is the cutter mounted? Mounting is via the 27 mm bore; the Ø63 mm body fits arbour systems designed for this bore size to ensure secure clamping during operation.

What does the DIN 1880 designation mean for machining? DIN 1880 indicates the cutter geometry and mounting standards applicable to face milling cutters, which supports predictable cutting behaviour and interchangeability in industrial setups.

Is the material HSS‑Co5 better than standard HSS? Yes — HSS‑Co (5% cobalt) offers improved hot hardness and wear resistance compared with conventional HSS, benefiting longevity when machining tougher steels.

What is the advantage of the 8 cutting edges? Eight cutting edges balance material removal rate and surface finish: more teeth spread the cutting forces and improve chip distribution for steadier cutting performance.

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