
HSS-E Threaded Shank Annular Cutters
Catalog-confirmed HSS-E threaded family for the stated diameter and depth range.
- Diameter: Ø12–65 mm at 30/55 mm; Ø18–50 mm at 75/100 mm
- Cutting depth: 30, 55, 75 or 100 mm
- Printed thread: M18*6P1.5 · verify
Review HSS-E and TCT threaded families using the confirmed universal matrix: Ø12–65 mm at 30/55 mm depth and Ø18–50 mm at 75/100 mm depth, while keeping the printed thread notation under engineering review.


The user-confirmed universal HSS/TCT matrix covers Ø12–65 mm at 30/55 mm cutting depth and Ø18–50 mm at 75/100 mm; the source cites FEIN and HITACHI as application examples.
The printed thread notation is “M18*6P1.5”. Because that notation may contain a catalog or technical error, it is reproduced only as source text and must not be normalized to M18×1.5 without factory confirmation.
Review the Selection Guide →Each product option remains connected to its corresponding record so buyers can build a controlled assortment.

Catalog-confirmed HSS-E threaded family for the stated diameter and depth range.

Catalog-confirmed TCT threaded family with the same stated range; the carbide tip grade is application-specific.

Do not release a threaded cutter or mating arbor from the printed notation alone.
Start with the workpiece and customer task, then define specifications, packaging and OEM scope.
Confirm that the request belongs to threaded shank annular cutters.
Provide cutter family, diameter, depth and physical interface.
Provide machine model, spindle, taper, holder and coolant arrangement.
Use an approved drawing, item record or measured reference.
Check working depth, retention, clearance and coolant path.
Freeze item identity, quantity, packaging and all retained notes.
| Catalog family | Material | Diameter range | Cutting Depth / interface status |
|---|---|---|---|
| HSS-E Threaded | HSS-E | 12–65 mm at 30/55 mm; 18–50 mm at 75/100 mm | 30, 55, 75 or 100 mm · printed “M18*6P1.5” requires confirmation |
| TCT Threaded | TCT | 12–65 mm at 30/55 mm; 18–50 mm at 75/100 mm | 30, 55, 75 or 100 mm · printed “M18*6P1.5” requires confirmation |
| Mating machine/holder | Buyer-supplied identity | Not applicable | Engineering drawing or physical-interface confirmation required |
The user-confirmed universal HSS/TCT matrix covers Ø12–65 mm at 30/55 mm cutting depth and Ø18–50 mm at 75/100 mm; the source cites FEIN and HITACHI as application examples. The printed thread notation is “M18*6P1.5”. Because that notation may contain a catalog or technical error, it is reproduced only as source text and must not be normalized to M18×1.5 without factory confirmation.
Send Selection Requirements →The user-confirmed universal HSS/TCT matrix covers Ø12–65 mm at 30/55 mm cutting depth and Ø18–50 mm at 75/100 mm; the source cites FEIN and HITACHI as application examples. The printed thread notation is “M18*6P1.5”. Because that notation may contain a catalog or technical error, it is reproduced only as source text and must not be normalized to M18×1.5 without factory confirmation.
The printed thread notation is “M18*6P1.5”. Because that notation may contain a catalog or technical error, it is reproduced only as source text and must not be normalized to M18×1.5 without factory confirmation.
Cutter-side and machine-side information remain linked.
Unknown dimensions stay marked for confirmation.
Depth and clearance are checked with the complete system.
The approved item, notes and packaging remain connected.
Labels and packaging do not replace compatibility evidence.
The user-confirmed universal HSS/TCT matrix covers Ø12–65 mm at 30/55 mm cutting depth and Ø18–50 mm at 75/100 mm; the source cites FEIN and HITACHI as application examples. The printed thread notation is “M18*6P1.5”. Because that notation may contain a catalog or technical error, it is reproduced only as source text and must not be normalized to M18×1.5 without factory confirmation.

Generated selection visual—not interface evidence. Confirm the printed thread designation against an approved technical record.

Use the catalog range as a family boundary; the application-specific carbide tip grade and exact thread remain item-level confirmation fields.

Review the complete connection chain and retain the approved interface and pilot-pin record for repeat orders.
The user-confirmed universal HSS/TCT matrix covers Ø12–65 mm at 30/55 mm cutting depth and Ø18–50 mm at 75/100 mm; the source cites FEIN and HITACHI as application examples. The printed thread notation is “M18*6P1.5”. Because that notation may contain a catalog or technical error, it is reproduced only as source text and must not be normalized to M18×1.5 without factory confirmation.
| Catalog group | Confirmed scope | Open field | Release condition |
|---|---|---|---|
| HSS-E threaded | Ø12–65 / Ø18–50 mm | 30/55 / 75/100 mm | Thread notation pending |
| TCT threaded | Ø12–65 / Ø18–50 mm | 30/55 / 75/100 mm | Thread notation pending; carbide tip grade is application-specific |
| Mating connection | Machine/holder identity | Drawing or measured reference | Required before release |
| Pilot pin | Item-level match | No matrix supplied | Required before release |
The printed thread notation is “M18*6P1.5”. Because that notation may contain a catalog or technical error, it is reproduced only as source text and must not be normalized to M18×1.5 without factory confirmation.
The printed thread notation is “M18*6P1.5”. Because that notation may contain a catalog or technical error, it is reproduced only as source text and must not be normalized to M18×1.5 without factory confirmation.
Compare for My Program →Factory and production visuals come from the approved AXIMET asset library and are not presented as unsupported product-specific process claims.



The user-confirmed universal HSS/TCT matrix covers Ø12–65 mm at 30/55 mm cutting depth and Ø18–50 mm at 75/100 mm; the source cites FEIN and HITACHI as application examples. The printed thread notation is “M18*6P1.5”. Because that notation may contain a catalog or technical error, it is reproduced only as source text and must not be normalized to M18×1.5 without factory confirmation.
Request Factory Information →Inspection points follow the applicable product record. Exact tolerances and acceptance criteria remain controlled by the confirmed item specification.


Match the physical item to the catalog family.
Verify controlled dimensions and both connections.
Review cutter, depth, holder, spindle and coolant path.
Confirm identity, quantity, labeling and packaging.
The user-confirmed universal HSS/TCT matrix covers Ø12–65 mm at 30/55 mm cutting depth and Ø18–50 mm at 75/100 mm; the source cites FEIN and HITACHI as application examples. The printed thread notation is “M18*6P1.5”. Because that notation may contain a catalog or technical error, it is reproduced only as source text and must not be normalized to M18×1.5 without factory confirmation.
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Private-label work begins after the exact item and compatibility fields are approved.
Logo, labels, barcode and packaging cannot substitute for a controlled technical record.
The user-confirmed universal HSS/TCT matrix covers Ø12–65 mm at 30/55 mm cutting depth and Ø18–50 mm at 75/100 mm; the source cites FEIN and HITACHI as application examples.
No. The printed thread notation is “M18*6P1.5”. Because that notation may contain a catalog or technical error, it is reproduced only as source text and must not be normalized to M18×1.5 without factory confirmation.
Provide the cutter family, diameter, depth, both connection sides, machine model, holder, coolant arrangement and controlled dimensions.
No. A photograph may support identification, but it does not prove dimensions, retention, working depth or system fit.
Retain the approved item identity, dimensions, compatibility notes, quantity, labeling and package record.
Yes, after the exact item and compatibility fields are confirmed.
Send the cutter, machine, interface, dimension, depth, quantity and packaging requirements. AXIMET will list every unresolved field before quotation. The printed thread notation is “M18*6P1.5”. Because that notation may contain a catalog or technical error, it is reproduced only as source text and must not be normalized to M18×1.5 without factory confirmation.