What they are used for
The end mills are used to mill large paths in the board material. This is useful in wide path milling or copper rubout. The width of cut of an end mill is simply the size of the end mill.
The list of available sizes
How to use
For example photos of the tool's please check our gallery by clicking the button below:
Gallery
Safety Warning, Drilling and Milling
Dust and mist created by drilling, milling and other activities may chemicals and residue from the materials and tools that could cause adverse health effects
POTENTIAL HEALTH HAZARDS
- SKIN: Dust may cause moderate skin irritation.
- EYES: Dust may cause moderate eye irritation. Fumes may irritate eyes.
- INHALATION: Fibrous glass dust may be released from the fiberglass cloth substrate when machined.
REDUCE THE RISK
Risk from these exposures varies depending on how often this type of work is performed and the amount of individual exposure. To reduce the amount of exposure to harmful chemicals and materials:
- Work in a well ventilated area
- Avoid breathing in dust or mist
- Use approved methods of dust and mist control
- Avoid prolonged skin contact with dust or mist
- Consult the power tool manual for proper use of the power tool and safety equipment requirements.
- Use approved safety and protective equipment: Gloves, shields, dust masks, protective clothing, tool guards, etc.
Feature Overview
- 100% Carbide endmill for copper removal by providing straight-sided and flat-bottomed isolation paths with minimal penetration into the substrate.
- Recommended for insulation milling of RF and Microwave circuitry. 1.42" (36 mm)
Tool sizes available *plus ring colours
If you require any other colours on your tools then please contact our Sales department for further advice, using the form in the bottom of the page.
Distance rings will be placed at a the standard distance of 16.5 mm from the top of the tool, if you require the rings placed anywhere else please contact SALES after placing an order. Please return to this page and use the form in the bottom of this section.
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