Izar 9401 - Solid Carbide General Purpose Endmill (4-Flute, 30° Helix,

The Izar 9401 is a versatile solid carbide endmill, crafted from premium micro-grain carbide with a durable CROMAX surface coating. Its 4-flute geometry and 30° helix offer superb rigidity, excellent chip control, and smooth finish across a wide spectrum of materials. Designed to DIN 6528 N standards—and being center-cutting—this tool is perfect for both light profiling and heavy slotting in CNC and manual machining setups.

Geometry & Benefits

Solid micro-grain carbide construction: Enhances rigidity, wear resistance, and precision—key for tight tolerances and high-speed finishing.
4-flute (4Z) configuration: Balances strength and feed performance. Ideal for milling operations where smooth finishes and efficient material removal are critical.
30° helix angle: A moderate helix that provides an excellent mix of shear cutting action and chip movement—resulting in superior surface quality and reduced vibration, especially in steels and non-ferrous alloys.
CROMAX coating: A chromium-based treatment that lowers friction, reduces heat generation, and significantly enhances tool life—especially effective in abrasive or tough materials
Center-cutting capability: The ability to plunge directly into material makes the 9401 highly flexible—great for pocketing, contouring, and plunge-heavy operations
DIN 6528 N standard: Ensures consistent geometry and quality across batches—ideal for reliable performance in production environments.

Typical Uses & Applications

General finishing and profiling across materials such as steels, stainless steel, cast iron, aluminum, and plastics—thanks to its versatile coating and geometry
Plunging, slotting, and contouring in CNC milling machines, machinists’ mills, and production centers—where flexibility and surface finish matter.
Suitable for both CNC and manual operations, as well as for high-speed machining, thanks to its carbide substrate and CROMAX coating.
Available in multiple diameters (e.g., Ø6 mm, Ø8 mm, Ø9 mm, Ø14 mm), it fits any scale of machining—from fine detail to larger passwork