Ingersoll Cutting Tools 2925695 Square-shoulder End Mill

Product Description

The INGERSOLL CUTTING TOOLS 2925695 is an indexable square-shoulder end mill designed for general-purpose metal removal in milling operations. Built on the 1EJ5C cutter style, this tool features a 1-inch Weldon Flat shank, 2 helical flutes, and a maximum depth of cut of 9.78 mm (0.385 inches). It accepts two CGM313 series inserts held by screw clamp and includes through-coolant capability to manage heat and chip evacuation at the cutting zone. The overall length is 6 inches, with a usable cutting length of 3.55 inches. Right-hand cut geometry and a 90-degree lead angle produce true square shoulders. This tool is installed and used by machinists and CNC operators in production and job-shop environments.

This end mill is suited for facing, shouldering, ramping, and pocketing operations on a universal range of workpiece materials. The negative rake insert geometry supports stable cutting across ferrous and non-ferrous stock. With a maximum ramping angle of 2 degrees, it handles light-duty plunge-ramp entries into pockets. The through-coolant feature makes it appropriate for deeper axial cuts where flood coolant alone may not reach the cutting edge effectively. Typical applications include horizontal and vertical CNC machining centers running general-purpose milling programs.

Key Features

• 1EJ5C cutter style with 90-degree lead angle for true square-shoulder profiling
• Through-coolant design improves chip evacuation and tool life in deep cuts
• Accepts two CGM313 series indexable inserts secured by screw clamp
• Maximum depth of cut: 9.78 mm (0.385 inches)
• Weldon Flat shank provides positive rotational drive and secure toolholder engagement
• Multi-use capability across facing, shouldering, ramping, and pocketing operations

Compatibility

Designed to accept CGM313 series inserts. Compatible with standard 1-inch Weldon Flat toolholders used on horizontal and vertical CNC machining centers.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a qualified machinist or CNC setup technician. Ensure the machine spindle is fully stopped and the tool changer or spindle lock is engaged before mounting or removing the tool. Torque insert screws according to the insert manufacturer specification using the correct Torx or hex key - do not use impact drivers. Verify through-coolant passages are clear and the toolholder coolant port is aligned before beginning a cutting program.