Face Milling Cutters are essential tools in machining processes, some characteristics are:

• Circular Disc Shape: Face mills have a flat, circular disc shape with multiple inserts or cutting edges on the periphery.
• Peripheral Teeth: Cutting teeth extend radially from the cutter's center.
  
• Surface Milling: Ideal for producing flat surfaces on a workpiece.
  
• Shoulder Milling: Suitable for machining shoulders around the edges of a part.
  
• Peripheral Cutting: Cutting action occurs primarily at the periphery of the cutter.
  
• High Feed Face Mills: Designed for high material removal rates.
• Indexable Insert Face Mills: Utilize replaceable inserts for cost-effective maintenance.
  
• Carbide Inserts: Commonly used for enhanced cutting performance and extended tool life.
  
• Coatings for Inserts: Similar coatings to those used for end mills, providing wear resistance.