Boneham AM00001047 Slip-fixed Drill Bushing Sfm

Product Description

The BONEHAM AM00001047 is a slip-fixed drill bushing conforming to the SFM industry code standard. It features an inside diameter of approximately 0.299 inches (7.6 mm), a body outside diameter of approximately 0.472 inches (12 mm), and a length under head of approximately 0.984 inches (25 mm). This bushing is designed to guide cutting tools such as drills, reamers, and counterbores during precision machining and fabrication operations. It installs into a jig or fixture plate using the slip-fixed method, allowing the bushing to be removed and replaced without press-fit tooling. Machining professionals, tool and die makers, and fixture builders rely on this type of bushing for repeatable hole location accuracy in production environments.

The AM00001047 is suited for use in drill jigs and machining fixtures in both light industrial and production machine shop settings. The slip-fixed design makes it practical for applications where the bushing must be swapped to accommodate different tool diameters or when worn bushings need fast replacement during a production run. Its renewable construction supports long-term fixture serviceability without replacing the liner bushing or the jig plate itself.

Key Features

• SFM industry code compliant slip-fixed bushing design
• Inside diameter of 0.299 inches (7.6 mm) for precise tool guidance
• Body outside diameter of 0.472 inches (12 mm)
• Length under head of 0.984 inches (25 mm)
• Renewable bushing construction allows in-fixture replacement
• Slip-fixed installation method eliminates press-fit requirements

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation slip-fixed drill bushing for use in standard SFM-code liner bushings installed in drill jigs and machining fixtures.

Installation Notes

Slip-fixed bushings are typically installed and serviced by toolmakers or machinists working with drill jigs and fixture plates. Before replacing a bushing, ensure the machine is powered down and the workpiece is properly secured. The bushing is seated and locked into a liner bushing using a locking clamp or screw; confirm the locking mechanism is fully engaged before use. Verify that the inside diameter is appropriate for the intended cutting tool diameter before beginning any drilling or reaming operation.