Boneham AM00000969 Slip-fixed Drill Bushing Sfm

Product Description

The BONEHAM AM00000969 is a slip-fixed drill bushing designed for use in jig and fixture applications where accurate hole location and repeatable drilling guidance are required. Built to the SFM industry standard, this bushing features a 5.4 mm inside diameter, a 10 mm body outside diameter, and a 25 mm length under the head. It installs using the slip-fixed method, allowing the bushing to be seated and locked in a liner bushing for secure, vibration-resistant positioning during drilling operations. Machinists and tooling technicians rely on this type of bushing to maintain hole position accuracy across production runs.

This bushing is suited for metal fabrication shops, machine shops, and production environments using drill jigs and fixtures. It is appropriate for applications where the bushing must be replaced periodically due to wear while the liner remains in place. The SFM designation identifies the industry standard code for this slip-fixed style, making cross-reference straightforward for tooling engineers sourcing replacements.

Key Features

• SFM industry code slip-fixed installation method for secure, removable positioning in liner bushings
• 5.4 mm inside diameter for precise drill guidance
• 10 mm body outside diameter for standard liner fitment
• 25 mm length under head provides adequate drill guidance depth
• Renewable bushing design allows replacement without disturbing the liner

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement slip-fixed drill bushing for use with standard SFM-compatible liner bushings in drill jig and fixture applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by tooling technicians or machinists as part of jig and fixture setup or maintenance. Ensure the mating liner bushing and jig plate are free of chips and debris before seating the bushing. The slip-fixed design requires a compatible locking mechanism in the liner to retain the bushing during use. Follow applicable shop safety procedures and power down any associated machinery before servicing tooling fixtures.