Iscar 2300717 Indexable Cutoff Blade Tool Block Sgtbf

Product Description

The ISCAR 2300717 is an indexable cutoff blade tool block designed for grooving, parting, and turning operations on CNC lathes and turning centers. Built in the SGTBF style and part of the Self Grip series, this block accepts blades with a compatible blade height of 1.26 inches and a compatible blade width of 0.217 inches. The shank measures 1.25 inches in height and 1.25 inches in width, fitting standard square-shank tool posts. The reversible design extends usable tool life and reduces changeover time. Overall length is 5 inches, overall height is 1.9 inches, and overall width is 1.75 inches. Weighing 1.95 pounds, this block is a rigid, modular holding solution suited for production turning environments.

This tool block is used in metalworking applications requiring precise cutoff, grooving, and turning operations. It is designed for use with compatible ISCAR Self Grip series indexable blades. The modular construction makes it suitable for both dedicated cutoff setups and multi-operation turning cells in job shops and production facilities. Coolant-through capability is not supported on this block, so external coolant delivery should be planned accordingly during setup.

Key Features

• SGTBF style block compatible with 1.26-inch blade height and 0.217-inch blade width
• Reversible design allows the block to be flipped for extended service life
• Modular construction supports quick blade and insert changes
• 1.25 x 1.25-inch square shank fits standard lathe tool posts
• Supports grooving, parting, and turning applications
• Head length projection of 0.217 inches for controlled depth positioning

Compatibility

Designed for use with ISCAR Self Grip series indexable cutoff blades with a blade height of 1.26 inches and a blade width of 0.217 inches.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a qualified machinist or CNC tooling technician. Ensure the lathe or turning center is fully powered down and the spindle is locked before mounting or removing the tool block. Secure the shank firmly in the tool post to the machine manufacturer's specified clamping procedure. Verify blade seating and insert indexing before resuming cutting operations.