Hertel H00481614 Anvil for Indexables 0.625 in

Product Description

The HERTEL H00481614 is an anvil for indexable tooling systems, designed to seat and support indexable inserts in turning and boring applications. It provides a precise, stable backing surface that protects the toolholder pocket from cutting forces and insert wear. The H00481614 is sized for a 0.625-inch insert inscribed circle and features a 1.5-degree helix angle. Anvil orientation is External Left Hand and Internal Right Hand, making it suited for both OD and ID machining operations. Machinists and tool crib technicians working with indexable toolholders install this component as a consumable replacement part when the seating surface shows wear or damage.

This anvil is used in CNC turning centers and manual lathes equipped with indexable insert toolholders that accept a 0.625-inch inscribed circle insert. It is applicable in both external (OD) left-hand turning setups and internal (ID) right-hand boring setups. The toolholder insert size code is 27U, which should be cross-referenced against the toolholder specification before ordering. Typical applications include general-purpose turning, facing, and boring in production and job-shop environments.

Key Features

• 0.625-inch insert inscribed circle for precise insert fitment
• 1.5-degree helix angle for proper insert seating geometry
• External Left Hand and Internal Right Hand orientation for dual-application use
• Toolholder insert size code 27U compatibility
• Lightweight at 0.12 pounds for easy handling during insert changes

Compatibility

Designed for indexable toolholders with a 27U insert size code that accept a 0.625-inch inscribed circle insert in External Left Hand or Internal Right Hand orientation. Verify toolholder pocket specifications before installation.

Installation Notes

Anvil replacement is performed by qualified machinists or tool crib personnel as part of routine indexable tooling maintenance. Power down and lock out the machine before accessing the toolholder pocket. Use the correct torque wrench and insert screw per the toolholder manufacturer's specification to avoid anvil fracture or pocket damage. Inspect the toolholder pocket seat for burrs or debris before seating the new anvil.