Ingersoll Cutting Tools 7061002 Cap Screw T7 Torx M2.2

Product Description

The INGERSOLL CUTTING TOOLS 7061002 is a cap screw designed for indexable milling toolholders. It uses a T7 Torx drive with a flat head profile and an M2.2 x 0.45 thread. Overall length is 0.205 inches. This screw secures indexable inserts to milling bodies, maintaining precise insert positioning under cutting loads. It is a direct replacement for insert screw SM22-052-00 and is compatible with key and driver DS-T07F. Machinists, toolroom technicians, and CNC setup personnel install these screws as part of routine insert indexing and replacement procedures.

This cap screw is used in indexable milling applications where a T7 Torx insert screw is required. It is suited for production machining environments and job shops running indexable face mills, shoulder mills, and similar milling toolholders that accept M2.2 x 0.45 insert clamp screws. Replacement is typically performed during insert rotation or change-out at the machine or at a toolroom bench.

Key Features

• T7 Torx drive for positive torque transfer and reduced cam-out risk during insert changes
• M2.2 x 0.45 thread pitch sized for standard indexable milling insert pockets
• Flat head profile seats flush within the insert pocket countersink
• 0.205-inch overall length suited to shallow insert clamp screw bosses
• Direct replacement for insert screw SM22-052-00
• Compatible with DS-T07F Torx key and driver

Compatibility

This screw is a direct replacement for insert screw SM22-052-00 and is compatible with the DS-T07F Torx key and driver. It is designed for indexable milling toolholders requiring an M2.2 x 0.45 cap screw with a T7 Torx drive.

Installation Notes

Insert screw replacement is performed by toolroom technicians or CNC setup personnel. Power down or lock out the machine spindle before accessing the toolholder. Use the designated DS-T07F Torx driver to seat the screw properly - do not substitute an incorrect Torx key size, as this can damage the screw head or strip the insert pocket thread. Inspect the threaded bore in the toolholder body for debris or damage before installing a new screw.