16mm Angle Milling Cutter HSS-Co 8 Teeth 45° Right-Hand Cylindrical Shank - ALPEN-MAYKESTAG GmbH

Take advantage of the combination of durable HSS‑Co construction, precise 45° chamfer geometry and an 8‑flute profile to achieve consistent chamfering with low vibration and extended tool life — order the cutter directly via Metav Werkzeuge or consult our specialists for application advice.

MAYKESTAG 45° angle milling cutter DIN 1833D — 16 mm, HSS‑Co, 8 flutes

The MAYKESTAG 45° angle milling cutter is a Type N 45° cutter designed for chamfering and angled milling in construction, alloyed and heat‑treated steels as well as for short‑chip non‑ferrous materials

• HSS‑Co for improved heat resistance
• 45° chamfer geometry for precise bevels
• 8 flutes for smooth surface finish
• Cylindrical shank with drive flat
• Right‑hand cutting for standard spindles

Consistent chamfers and longer tool life from cobalt alloy steel

The combination of HSS‑Co cutting material and an 8‑flute geometry provides higher hot‑hardness and improved wear resistance compared with standard high‑speed steels, which translates into longer service intervals and fewer tool changes. In practice, the 45° profile produces a uniform bevel while the multiple cutting edges distribute cutting forces evenly; this reduces chatter and helps maintain dimensional stability on batch work. For workshops processing mixed batches, the result is steadier output and lower rework rates.

Design choices that increase process reliability and clamping security

A 12 mm cylindrical shank with drive flat ensures secure clamping in common collets and tool holders, reducing slippage during heavy feeds. The tool’s 16 mm diameter and 60 mm overall length balance accessibility and rigidity for routine chamfering operations, while the 8 mm cutting length focuses cutting action on the intended edge. The cutter is right‑handed, matching standard clockwise spindle rotation; this simplifies setup and prevents unexpected cutting direction errors. These design details contribute to predictable tool behaviour and easier integration into existing production routines.

Practical applications and what the specification means on the shop floor

Marked DIN 1833D, Type N, the cutter is intended for general angled milling tasks such as chamfering, bevel formation and deburring on structural and alloyed steels, including heat‑treated components, as well as short‑chipping non‑ferrous metals where a clean edge is required. The 45° angle produces a widely used chamfer profile for weld preparation and aesthetic finishing. For less experienced staff, the hallmark terms can be understood as guarantees of specification conformity and suitability for common industrial tasks rather than bespoke tooling.

For procurement or detailed technical advice on the MAYKESTAG 45° angle milling cutter, contact Metav Werkzeuge in Emmerich by e‑mail at info@metav-werkzeuge.com or call +49 2822 7131930 for targeted selection and order support

Technical data

• Article number: 4117802045NW
• Label: MAYKESTAG 45° angle milling cutter DIN 1833D Typ N
• Manufacturer: ALPEN‑MAYKESTAG GmbH
• Product type: Angle milling cutter
• Material: HSS‑Co

Facts

• Diameter: 16 mm
• Overall length: 60 mm
• Cutting length: 8 mm
• Shank diameter: 12 mm
• Number of cutting edges: 8

Special features

• 45° chamfer geometry
• DIN 1833D, Type N
• Right‑hand cutting
• Cylindrical shank with drive flat
• Suited to construction, case‑hardened and alloy steels and short‑chip non‑ferrous metals

FAQ

What materials can this angle milling cutter machine?
The MAYKESTAG 45° angle milling cutter is designed for machining construction, case‑hardened and alloy steels and for short‑chip non‑ferrous materials, thanks to its HSS‑Co composition and flute geometry.

What is the shank size and how is it secured?
This cutter has a 12 mm cylindrical shank with a drive flat to ensure secure clamping in standard collets and tool holders.

How many cutting edges does the tool have and what is the benefit?
With 8 flutes the cutter gives a smoother surface finish and distributes cutting forces across more edges, reducing vibration and improving edge quality.

Is the cutter suitable for left‑hand milling machines?
The tool is right‑handed and intended for standard clockwise spindle rotation; left‑hand setups require a corresponding left‑hand cutter.

Which standard and type does the tool conform to?
The cutter is specified as DIN 1833D, Type N, indicating its intended geometry and application within common industrial standards.

Manufacturer / Responsible: Metav Werkzeuge GmbH; Parkring 45; 46446 Emmerich; Germany; +49 2822 7131930; info@metav-werkzeuge.com