Boneham AM00000774 Slip-fixed Bushing Sfm 10.5 Mm Id

Product Description

The BONEHAM AM00000774 is a slip-fixed drill bushing built to SFM industry standards. It guides cutting tools — drills, reamers, and similar tooling — during precision machining and fabrication operations. The bushing features a 10.5 mm inside diameter, an 18 mm body outside diameter, and a 28 mm length under the head. The renewable design allows the bushing to be replaced independently of the liner bushing, reducing tooling downtime in production jig setups. Machinists, tool-and-die makers, and precision fabricators working with drill jigs and fixtures are the primary installers of this component.

This slip-fixed bushing is suited for use in drill jigs where the bushing must remain stationary during the cutting operation. The SFM classification indicates it is a slip-fixed type with a head, consistent with standard tooling-plate and jig-plate applications. Its renewable construction makes it appropriate for high-cycle production environments where bushing wear is expected and periodic replacement is built into the maintenance schedule.

Key Features

• SFM industry code — slip-fixed head-type configuration for stationary drill guidance
• 10.5 mm inside diameter for precise tool alignment
• 18 mm body outside diameter for secure fit in standard liner bushings
• 28 mm length under head for adequate tool guidance depth
• Renewable bushing design — replaces independently of the installed liner

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard-fit component for drill jigs and fixture plates requiring an SFM-classification slip-fixed bushing with a 10.5 mm inside diameter and 18 mm body outside diameter.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by machinists or tool-and-die technicians during jig assembly or bushing replacement. The bushing slips into a pre-installed liner bushing and locks in position during the cutting operation. Ensure the mating liner bushing bore and the jig plate are clean and free of chips or burrs before seating the bushing. Disengage all machine power and secure the workpiece before servicing jig components.