Allied Machine 8IP-25 Indexable TP25 Torx Plus Driver

Product Description

The ALLIED MACHINE AND ENGINEERING 8IP-25 is a TP25 Torx Plus driver designed for use with indexable drilling tools in the T-A series platform. It provides a secure, positive-engagement drive interface between the insert screw and the tool body, reducing the risk of fastener cam-out during high-torque drilling operations. The TP25 drive size is compatible with insert screw part number 7619-IP25-10. Weighing approximately 1 pound, this driver is a standard service component that should be kept on hand by machinists and tooling technicians who regularly service T-A series indexable drilling tools.

The 8IP-25 is used in metalworking and machining environments wherever T-A series indexable drilling tools are in service. It is the correct driver for replacing or torquing insert screws during routine insert changes on the T-A drill platform. This driver is appropriate for use in production shops, job shops, and maintenance environments where indexable tooling is standard. It is not an insert or a drill body — it is the service tool used to seat and remove the insert fastener screw during tooling changeouts.

Key Features

• TP25 Torx Plus drive size for positive fastener engagement on T-A series insert screws
• Compatible with insert screw 7619-IP25-10
• Designed specifically for indexable drilling tool service in the T-A series platform
• Reduces cam-out risk compared to standard Torx drivers when seating insert screws
• Single-piece driver — sold individually

Compatibility

Compatible with insert screw part number 7619-IP25-10. Designed for use with ALLIED MACHINE AND ENGINEERING T-A series indexable drilling tools requiring a TP25 Torx Plus drive interface.

Installation Notes

Insert screw service on indexable drilling tools should be performed by qualified machinists or tooling technicians familiar with the T-A platform. Power down and lock out all machine spindles before performing any insert or screw changes. Use only the correct TP25 driver to avoid rounding or stripping the insert screw head. Follow the tool manufacturer's torque procedure for seating insert screws — do not use impact drivers or power tools on insert fasteners.