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

Precision and extended tool life are achieved through the combination of HSS‑Co5 substrate and TiCN coating together with the DIN 1880 Type HR geometry, delivering stable performance in demanding milling tasks. Order the cylindrical face mill directly via Metav Werkzeuge or consult the technical advisors for process-specific recommendations.

Cylindrical face mill (DIN 1880 Type HR) — 63 mm, HSS‑Co5, TiCN, 8 flutes (TECWERK)

The cylindrical face mill is engineered for robust face and slot milling of structural and heat-treated steels as well as short‑chip non‑ferrous metals in industrial workshop and production environments.

• HSS‑Co5 base material
• TiCN coating for enhanced wear resistance
• Standardised to DIN 1880 Type HR
• 63 mm diameter with 8 cutting edges

Consistent edge life through material and coating

Made from HSS‑Co5, the tool core provides high toughness and resistance against chipping under interrupted cuts, while the TiCN layer improves surface hardness and reduces adhesive wear. This combination extends service intervals and reduces downtime, meaning fewer tool changes and more predictable production cycles. The result is a cutter that balances wear resistance with edge stability for repeatable surface quality.

Geometry that improves chip control and surface finish

The Type HR geometry, executed to DIN 1880, includes a relief‑ground cord profile and longitudinal plus transverse grooves manufactured to DIN 138. These features promote reliable chip control and reduce re‑cutting of chips, which helps to maintain consistent surface finish and lower tool load. For operations requiring tight tolerances and a good face finish, the geometry reduces vibration and supports higher productivity without sacrificing quality.

Application scope and material suitability

This face mill is specified for milling construction steels, quenched and tempered steels and short‑chip non‑ferrous metals, making it suitable for general engineering, maintenance and series production tasks. The right combination of substrate and profile allows users to tackle both roughing and semi‑finishing passes where consistent chip breakage and predictable tool behaviour are required, particularly when working with short‑chip alloys common in assembly and component manufacture.

Practical mounting and process advantages

With a 63 mm diameter, 8 flutes and a 27 mm bore, the cutter offers a compact footprint and compatibility with common arbor configurations for secure mounting. The right‑hand cutting orientation supports conventional feed strategies on most milling machines and ensures stable cutting forces for improved tool life. Efficiency gains derive from fewer tool replacements and reliable repeatability when integrated into standard milling set‑ups.

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Technical data

• Article number: 2000866672NW
• Standard: DIN 1880
• Manufacturer: TECWERK
• Product type: Cylindrical face mill
• Label: Cylindrical face mill DIN 1880 Type HR, 63 mm, HSS‑Co5, TiCN, 8 flutes

Facts

• Diameter: 63 mm
• Width: 40 mm
• Number of cutting edges: 8
• Cutting length: 8 mm
• Bore diameter: 27 mm
• Pack unit: 1

Special features

• Coating: TiCN
• Material: HSS‑Co (cobalt‑alloyed high‑speed steel)
• Type HR geometry per DIN 1880
• Relief‑ground cord profile
• Longitudinal and transverse grooves to DIN 138
• Right‑hand cutting
• Suitable for construction, case‑hardened and quenched & tempered steels, and short‑chip non‑ferrous metals

FAQ

What materials is this face mill suitable for?
The TECWERK cylindrical face mill is suitable for construction steels, case‑hardened and quenched & tempered steels, and short‑chip non‑ferrous metals as specified in the product data.

How is the tool mounted to the arbor?
The cutter has a 27 mm bore for standard arbor mounting; secure clamping and correct flange support are recommended to achieve the stated performance.

Which standard does the cutter comply with?
The tool conforms to DIN 1880 Type HR and incorporates grooves manufactured to DIN 138 for improved chip control.

What benefits does the TiCN coating provide?
The TiCN coating increases surface hardness and reduces adhesive wear, resulting in extended tool life and more consistent finishing behaviour under serial production conditions.

How does the number of flutes affect cutting performance?
With 8 flutes, the cutter balances feed capacity and surface finish, allowing fine step‑overs with even chip distribution for stable milling operations.

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