Iscar 5506695 Replaceable Drill Tip 0.4920 in Carbide

Product Description

The ISCAR 5506695 is a replaceable drill tip designed for indexable drilling systems where the cutting head is swapped independently of the drill body. This tip is manufactured from solid carbide in the IC908 grade using a submicron material grade, and coated with TiAlN via a PVD process for heat and wear resistance. It features a 140-degree included point angle, a thinned web point, slow spiral fluting with two flutes, and a T-Land style geometry. At 0.4920 inches cutting diameter with a functional length of 0.2010 inches, it is suited for precision hole-making applications in demanding materials. Licensed machinists and tooling specialists typically select and install this tip.

This drill tip is built for drilling into stainless steel, superalloys, and titanium as primary workpiece materials. It also performs in steel, cast iron, and hard materials as secondary applications. The ICM series insert seat size 12 design uses a twist-style insert holding method, making it compatible with ISCAR ICM series drill bodies. ISO number ICM 125 applies. The T-Land edge preparation and slow spiral flute geometry are specifically suited to the work-hardening and gummy chip characteristics common in stainless and titanium alloys.

Key Features

• Solid carbide IC908 grade with submicron material grade for edge integrity in tough alloys
• TiAlN coating applied via PVD process for high-temperature wear resistance
• 140-degree included point angle with thinned web for reduced thrust force at entry
• T-Land insert geometry designed to protect the cutting edge in work-hardening materials
• Slow spiral, two-flute configuration supports chip evacuation in stainless steel and titanium
• Conforms to ISO 13399 tooling data standards

Compatibility

Designed for use with ISCAR ICM series indexable drill bodies at insert seat size 12, ISO number ICM 125. Verify body compatibility before ordering.

Installation Notes

Replaceable drill tips of this type are installed and removed by qualified machinists or tooling technicians per the drill body manufacturer's torque and seating procedure. Ensure the drill body seat is clean and free of chips or debris before seating the tip. Do not strike or force the tip into the seat. Follow the machine tool lockout and energy isolation procedure before performing any tooling change.