Iscar 3105826 Milling Shank ER16 Multimaster Solid Carbide

Product Description

The ISCAR 3105826 is a solid carbide replaceable tip milling shank from the Multimaster series, designed for modular milling tool assemblies used in precision machining operations. The shank features a collet-style interface with an ER16 taper and a T05 neck thread, providing a secure, repeatable connection between the shank body and interchangeable milling heads. With an overall length of 33.50 mm (approximately 1.319 inches) and a neck diameter of 7.60 mm, this shank is built for tight-tolerance applications where rigidity and runout control are critical. It is installed by machinists and tooling specialists in CNC milling environments.

This shank is suited for use in vertical and horizontal CNC machining centers where the Multimaster modular tooling system is employed. The ER16 collet taper and Toolholder Style MM S-ER make it compatible within modular setups requiring compact, short-projection configurations. The 4.00 mm head length and 4.00 mm effective length position this shank for applications demanding minimal projection and maximum stability in confined workspaces or multi-axis setups.

Key Features

• Solid carbide construction for high rigidity and vibration resistance
• ER16 collet taper shank with conical shank shape for precise tool holding
• T05 neck thread for secure Multimaster head interface
• Overall length of 33.50 mm (1.319 inches) with 7.60 mm neck diameter
• Compatible with multiple Multimaster milling tip styles including HP E90AN-MM-07, MM EB, MM EC-4, MM HBR, MM HCR, MM TS-N, and others
• No coolant-through design; no Weldon flat

Compatibility

Compatible Multimaster milling tip styles listed in product data include: HP E90AN-MM-07, MM EB, MM EC-4, MM HBR, MM HCR, MM TS-N, R-8 ER, ST-ER, ST-ER-M, and T290 ELN-MM-05. Designed for use within the ISCAR Multimaster modular tooling system with MM S-ER toolholder style.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by qualified machinists or tooling technicians familiar with modular milling systems. Before changing or seating the milling head, ensure the machine spindle is fully de-energized and the tool is secured in a vise or tool holder fixture. Apply the appropriate torque wrench per the tooling system manufacturer guidelines when threading on the replaceable tip — do not use improvised tools that may damage the T05 thread interface. Verify runout with a dial indicator after assembly before returning the spindle to service.