Hertel H08699795 Anvil for Indexables 0.5 Inch

Product Description

The HERTEL H08699795 is a precision-ground anvil designed for use with indexable insert toolholders. Anvils seat beneath the cutting insert to provide a stable, hardened bearing surface that protects the toolholder pocket and maintains insert positioning under cutting loads. This anvil features a 0.5 inch insert inscribed circle (IC) size and a 2.5 degree helix angle, making it compatible with both external left-hand and internal right-hand orientations. It is installed by machinists and toolroom technicians during insert changeovers or whenever the seating surface shows wear or damage.

This anvil is suited for turning and boring applications where indexable inserts are used in precision metalcutting operations. The dual orientation designation — external left hand and internal right hand — covers common toolholder configurations found in production and job-shop environments. The toolholder insert size code is 22, and the nominal length is 22 millimeters. It is a direct replacement component for worn or damaged anvils in compatible indexable toolholder systems.

Key Features

• 0.5 inch insert inscribed circle (IC) for precise insert fitment
• 2.5 degree helix angle matches insert and pocket geometry
• Supports external left-hand and internal right-hand toolholder orientations
• Hardened bearing surface protects toolholder pocket from insert-load damage
• Toolholder insert size code 22 for direct identification and replacement
• Lightweight at 0.12 pounds for easy handling during changeover

Compatibility

Designed as a direct OEM-style replacement anvil for indexable insert toolholders with a 0.5 inch IC insert size and toolholder insert size code 22 in external left-hand or internal right-hand configurations.

Installation Notes

Anvil replacement is performed by machinists or toolroom personnel during scheduled insert maintenance or unplanned pocket repair. Before replacing the anvil, ensure the machine is fully powered down, the spindle is locked, and all stored energy is dissipated. Inspect the toolholder pocket for damage before seating the new anvil. Use the correct torque wrench and insert screw per the toolholder manufacturer's documentation — do not substitute generic fasteners.