This invention belongs to the field of
end mill technology, specifically disclosing an internally cooled double-walled
end mill assembly. Addressing the technical shortcomings of existing internally cooled end mills, such as uneven cooling, unadjustable flow rate, easy clogging of flow channels, and
high heat conduction loss, the invention optimizes the structural design. The
end mill assembly includes an end mill head, a clamping block, an end mill disc, a quick-release head, an inner pad, and a
cooling channel. The quick-release head is fixed to the end mill disc. The clamping block, in conjunction with the inner pad, clamps and positions the end mill head while simultaneously blocking heat conduction. A through
cooling channel is formed between the quick-release head and the end mill disc. The end mill disc has a built-in
cooling pipe, with a flow rod and flow spring inside to form a hydraulic flow control structure, which, combined with the
centrifugal force of
cutting, assists in regulating the
coolant flow rate. Near the end mill head, the
cooling channel is divided into a first and a second
cooling chamber, forming an independent double-walled internal cooling flow path. The inner pad has a tapered tube and internal cooling holes, and the quick-release head has staggered external cooling holes. Both the internal and external cooling holes adopt a variable
diameter structure with a coarser inlet and a smaller outlet.