Iscar 2301449 Indexable Grooving Blade Neutral Double End

Product Description

The ISCAR 2301449 is a double-end indexable grooving blade designed for precision grooving, parting, and turning operations on CNC lathes and turning centers. Built to a blade height of 1.2598 inches and an overall length of 5.9055 inches, this neutral-cutting blade uses a self-grip insert holding method for secure, repeatable insert seating. The blade style is DGFH, part of the Do-Grip and Heli-Grip series. A blade width of 0.0984 inches and minimum groove width of 0.0551 inches make it suitable for tight-tolerance groove profiles in small-diameter workpieces. This blade is installed by machinists and tool-room technicians working with indexable tooling systems.

This blade suits grooving, parting, and turning applications on workpieces up to 1.0236 inches in maximum diameter. Its neutral cutting direction makes it appropriate for standard right-hand lathe setups. The double-end design extends usable tool life by providing two active cutting positions per blade. It conforms to ISO 13399 tooling data standards, which supports integration with CAM software and tooling management systems.

Key Features

• Double-end blade provides two usable cutting positions for extended service life
• Self-grip insert holding method ensures secure insert clamping without additional fasteners
• Neutral cutting direction suits standard right-hand lathe configurations
• Compatible with DGN, DGNM, and DGR/L insert styles across J, JS, and JT geometries
• Conforms to ISO 13399 tooling data standards for CAM and tool management integration
• Minimum groove width of 0.0551 inches supports tight-tolerance grooving applications

Compatibility

Compatible insert styles include DGN/DGNM-J/JS/JT and DGR/L-J/JS. Verified compatible inserts include DGL 1400JS-15D, DGL 1402J-8D, DGN 1402J, DGR 1400JS-15D, and DGR 1402J-8D. Blade is part of the Do-Grip and Heli-Grip series.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by qualified machinists or tooling technicians. Power down and lock out the machine spindle before changing or seating inserts. Use the appropriate torque wrench and manufacturer-specified insert seating procedures for self-grip style blades to avoid insert damage. Verify blade shank clamping torque to the turret or tool block per the machine tool builder specifications before resuming operation.