Aloris AXA-22 Turning Boring Holder Carbide Inserts Axa

Product Description

The ALORIS AXA-22 is a turning and boring holder designed for carbide triangular inserts, built for use in the AXA quick-change tool post system. It accepts TNM332 triangular inserts with a 3/8-inch inscribed circle and 3/16-inch thickness, making it well suited for precision turning and boring operations on engine lathes. With an overall height of 1.5 inches and a centerline height of 1.125 inches, this holder positions the cutting edge accurately for consistent depth-of-cut control. It is installed and used by machinists and tool and die professionals working on engine lathes with a swing of 12 inches or under.

The AXA-22 is intended for lathes in the AXA size range, which typically covers engine lathes up to 12 inches swing. The holder accommodates boring bars up to 2.25 inches in diameter, with or without a bushing. It is a direct-fit component for AXA-compatible quick-change tool posts and is appropriate for both production and job-shop turning environments where carbide triangular inserts are the standard cutting tool.

Key Features

• Accepts TNM332 carbide triangular inserts with 3/8-inch inscribed circle
• Fits AXA quick-change tool post systems on lathes with 12-inch swing or under
• Overall height of 1.5 inches with a centerline height of 1.125 inches
• Boring bar capacity of 2.25 inches diameter, with or without bushing
• No through-coolant - dry or flood coolant applied externally
• Sold individually (package quantity of 1)

Compatibility

Designed for use with AXA series quick-change tool post systems on engine lathes with a swing of 12 inches or under. Compatible with TNM332 carbide triangular inserts.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by machinists or toolroom professionals familiar with quick-change tool post systems. Before mounting or changing holders, disengage the lathe drive and allow all rotating parts to come to a complete stop. Secure the holder firmly in the tool post and verify centerline height alignment before taking a cut. Follow the lathe and tool post manufacturer guidelines for torque and clamping procedures.