Boneham AM00001002 Slip-fixed Bushing Sfm 6.3 Mm Id

Product Description

The BONEHAM AM00001002 is a slip-fixed drill bushing manufactured to the SFM industry standard. It features a 6.3 mm inside diameter, a 12 mm body outside diameter, and a 25 mm length under the head. Slip-fixed bushings use a two-piece design in which the bushing slips into a locking liner already pressed into the drill jig plate. The head locks the bushing in position during drilling and allows fast removal without disturbing the liner. This part is renewable, meaning it can be replaced independently of the liner, extending jig plate service life. Machinists, toolmakers, and jig-and-fixture builders install this type of component in production drilling, reaming, and counterboring operations.

The AM00001002 is suited for drill jig applications in metalworking, fabrication, and production machining environments. The slip-fixed configuration is preferred in operations requiring frequent bushing changes between successive drilling and reaming steps on the same hole, where the liner remains fixed in the jig plate and only the bushing is swapped. It is appropriate for both low-volume prototype jigs and high-cycle production fixtures where renewable bushing wear components are standard practice.

Key Features

• SFM industry code - conforms to standard slip-fixed bushing dimensional specifications
• 6.3 mm inside diameter for precise drill or reamer guidance
• 12 mm body outside diameter for seating in a compatible locking liner
• 25 mm length under head provides adequate chip clearance and bushing stability
• Renewable design - bushing replaces independently of the pressed-in liner
• Sold individually (package quantity of 1)

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard SFM-series locking liners in drill jig plates. Specific compatible liner part numbers were not provided in the available product data. Verify liner inside diameter and locking slot configuration before installation.

Installation Notes

Slip-fixed bushings are installed and removed by hand or with a bushing puller after disengaging the locking head from the liner slot - no press is required for routine bushing changes. Ensure the mating locking liner is fully and squarely seated in the jig plate before installing the bushing. Inspect the liner locking slot and bushing locking pin or lug for wear or damage prior to use. A qualified toolmaker or machinist should perform jig plate modifications and liner installation.