Ingersoll Cutting Tools 5811354 Milling Insert IN2030

Product Description

The INGERSOLL CUTTING TOOLS 5811354 is a solid carbide milling insert in the SDMW series, designed for face and shoulder milling operations in demanding machining environments. The insert carries the IN2030 manufacturer grade and features a PVD-applied TiAlN coating over a coarse grain carbide substrate. It measures 0.315 inches in inscribed circle diameter and 0.138 inches thick, with a square shape, 90-degree included angle, and a 0.020-inch corner radius. Four cutting edges are available on this single-sided, neutral-hand insert. The positive rake geometry and 15-degree relief angle reduce cutting forces and support stable performance across a range of workpiece materials.

This insert is suited for milling steel, stainless steel, cast iron, superalloys, and titanium in both roughing and semi-finishing passes. It falls within ISO material grade categories P, M, K, and S, making it a practical choice for job shops and production environments that run mixed material schedules. The insert is secured by screw holding and carries no chip breaker, which suits applications where uninterrupted chip flow is preferred. It is sold individually but subject to a minimum order quantity of 10 units.

Key Features

• IN2030 grade solid carbide with PVD TiAlN coating for wear and heat resistance
• Square SDMW insert shape with 90-degree included angle and 0.020-inch corner radius
• Four usable cutting edges per insert, neutral hand orientation
• Positive rake and 15-degree relief angle reduce cutting forces on the workpiece
• Compatible with P, M, K, and S ISO material categories: steel, stainless, cast iron, superalloys, and titanium
• Screw-held, single-sided design with no chip breaker

Compatibility

Designed for use with Ingersoll cutter series 15_1E, 15J1E, 15N1E, 15T1E, and 5J1E. ANSI code SDMW080305TN I IN2030; ISO code SDMW080305TN IN2030. Conforms to ANSI and ISO insert standards.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by qualified machinists or toolroom technicians. Power down and lock out the spindle before seating or removing inserts. Use the correct torque driver for the clamping screw to ensure proper seating without cracking the carbide body. Inspect the pocket and seating surfaces for chips or debris before installing a new insert.