Ingersoll Cutting Tools 5840788 Milling Insert ANHU160708R

Product Description

The INGERSOLL CUTTING TOOLS 5840788 is a solid carbide milling insert in the ANHU series, designed for high-performance face and shoulder milling operations. It carries the IN2505 manufacturer grade with a PVD-applied TiAlN and TiN dual-layer coating over a micrograin carbide substrate. The insert measures 0.610 inches in length, 0.433 inches wide, and 0.417 inches thick, with a 1/32-inch corner radius. The double-sided, right-hand configuration delivers 4 usable cutting edges per insert, reducing tooling cost per edge. A negative rake and chamfered cutting edge geometry provide stability and edge strength in demanding cuts.

This insert is suited for milling steel, stainless steel, cast iron, superalloys, titanium, and hard materials - covering ISO material codes P, M, K, S, and H. Typical applications include roughing and semi-finishing passes in job shop, aerospace, and general machining environments. It is held in place by a screw-clamp method and is compatible with cutter body series 1TJ1N and TJ5N. The ANHU160708R geometry and IN2505 grade make it a go-to choice for machinists running interrupted cuts or mixed-material production runs.

Key Features

• Solid micrograin carbide substrate with PVD TiAlN and TiN dual-layer coating for heat and wear resistance
• Double-sided insert with 4 cutting edges - maximizes edge utilization per insert
• Right-hand, negative-rake geometry with chamfered cutting edge for edge stability in heavy cuts
• 1/32-inch corner radius (0.0310 inches decimal) balances surface finish and edge strength
• Compatible with ISO and ANSI standardized insert geometry ANHU160708R
• Rated for steel, stainless steel, cast iron, superalloys, titanium, and hard materials

Compatibility

Designed for use with cutter body series 1TJ1N and TJ5N. Conforms to ANSI and ISO standards for ANHU160708R insert geometry. Screw-clamp holding method required.

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 torx or hex key to achieve proper screw-clamp torque without over-tightening the retention screw. Inspect the insert pocket for chips or debris before seating a new insert, and confirm the insert is fully seated before resuming cuts.