Ingersoll Cutting Tools 5101015 Indexable Drill Insert

Product Description

The INGERSOLL CUTTING TOOLS 5101015 is a carbide indexable drill insert designed for use in indexable insert drills in demanding metal-cutting applications. Carrying the IN2005 manufacturer grade and a PVD-applied TiAlN coating, this insert delivers wear resistance and thermal protection across a wide range of workpiece materials. The square SHLT geometry features a 0.56-inch inscribed circle, a 0.229-inch thickness, and a 0.03-inch corner radius. Four cutting edges and a positive rake angle combine with the PH chipbreaker to promote controlled chip flow and reduce cutting forces on the spindle. Machinists and CNC operators working in production environments will find this insert suited to high-productivity drilling cycles.

This insert is intended for use in rotating-tool applications involving steel, cast iron, stainless steel, super-alloys, titanium, and hard materials, covering ISO material codes P, M, K, S, and H. It fits Ingersoll 15C and 15S compatible drill bodies and carries the ANSI and ISO designation SHLT140508N-PH. The insert size code is 14, and the series is SHLT-N-PH. Typical installations include CNC machining centers and drill presses performing through-hole and blind-hole drilling in production and job-shop environments.

Key Features

• IN2005 carbide grade with PVD TiAlN coating for heat and wear resistance
• Square SHLT geometry with 90-degree included angle and positive rake for reduced cutting forces
• PH chipbreaker promotes controlled chip evacuation in deep-hole drilling
• Four usable cutting edges per insert to maximize tool economy
• 0.03-inch corner radius balances edge strength and surface finish
• Compatible with ISO material groups P, M, K, S, and H workpiece materials

Compatibility

Designed for use with Ingersoll 15C and 15S compatible indexable drill bodies. ANSI and ISO code: SHLT140508N-PH. Insert size code: 14.

Installation Notes

Indexable drill inserts are seated and torqued by machinists or CNC tooling technicians following the drill body manufacturer's clamping torque specifications. Power down and de-energize the machine spindle before indexing or replacing inserts. Use the correct torx or hex key specified for the drill body to avoid seat damage. Inspect the insert pocket and clamping screw for wear or contamination before installing a new insert.