A ADJUSTMENT SCREW

L1 L Dimensions (mm)

order code Screw T (torx)

MØDLL1
290014200P0350750T-15M3,5 x 0,68,007,24,0

WASHER SCREW

L1

L Dimensions (mm) order code Screw

MØDLL1
290075600P0401065M4 x 0,65,710,06,0
290018500P0601265M6 x 1,09,0012,46,5
290011000P0601765M6 x 1,09,0017,011,0
290028400P0802265M8 x 1,2511,022,015,0

otherS

Washer Order Code Reference Cartridge Screw Order Code Reference

290012100 HC01200 119169600 D0602096 290060200 HC01400 290002900 HC01800

Torx KeysOrder CodeReferenceShimOrder CodeReference
XT290058600XT 06IP212074100CS130300

290011400 XT 06 290060400 CT160300 290012900 XT07 290060300 CT220300

PT 290011700 XT 08

290025700 XT 09

Spring Pin Order Code Reference

290013100 XT 10 290060600 BE02500

TT 290012400 XT 15

290060500 BE04000 290013200 XT 20 290014800 PT 15

LT290014900PT 20Wedge (Insert)Order CodeReference
290056000TT 20290060900WA7001
290059500LT 30290061100WA7003

Spot face

A

Wedge (Cartridge)Order CodeReferenceCartridgeOrder CodeReference
290061000WA7002290060700KR030450

290061200 WA7004 290060800 KR040750

Hex KeyOrder CodeReferenceTork Keys Order CodeReferenceTorxNm
290078300DT0606IP6IP0,6
SS290021200SS40
290059600DT060660,6
290059700DT070970,9
TS290021300SS50
290059800DT081281,2
290058700TS40290059900DT091491,4
290060000DT1020102,0
290047800DT1530153,0

Screw for Coolant Order Code Reference M Ø Ext.

Supply 290078400 DT2050 20 5,0

119163000 J0123510 12 37,9 DIN 6368 Wrench Order Code Reference

290058000 SD6368-12

119163100 J0164110 16 45,0

290058100 SD6368-16

119163200 J0204610 20 54,8

290058200 SD6368-20

Procedures for Clamping Screws

1. Always use a torque wrench to ensure that screws are correctly tightened (please confirm torques data on catalogue). Torque that is too high will negatively affect the performance of the tool and can cause screw and insert breakage. Torque that is too low will cause insert movement, vibration and degrade the cutting result. Dedicated adjustable torque wrench can be ordered separately (please see above).

2. Clean the insert seat. Make sure that the insert seat is free from dust or chips from the machining. If necessary, clean the insert seat with compressed air.

3. Check the insert seat. Before assembly cutter it is important to ensure that the insert seat has not been damaged during machining or handling.

4. Apply sufficient screw lubrication to prevent seizure. Lubricant should be applied to the screw threads as well as to the screw head face.

5. Replace worn or damaged screws.