Iscar 5508415 Replaceable Drill Tip 0.5310 in IC908

Product Description

The ISCAR 5508415 is a replaceable drill tip designed for use in modular indexable drill systems. It features a 0.5310 inch (14.00 mm) cutting diameter, a 140-degree point angle, and is manufactured from solid carbide in the IC908 submicron grade. The TiAlN coating is applied via a PVD process, providing wear resistance and thermal stability during high-speed cutting operations. The tip is web-thinned at the point to reduce thrust force and improve chip evacuation. It installs via a clamp-type holding method in a compatible ICK-series drill body. This tip is installed by machinists and tool-room technicians in production and job-shop environments.

This drill tip is suited for hole making, chamfering, and drilling applications in cast iron as its primary workpiece material. It is also rated for use in steel, stainless steel, superalloys, titanium, and hard materials. The ICK series tip fits insert seat size 13 and is designed for use in compatible ICK modular drill holders. Typical applications include short-hole drilling in production CNC machining environments where tip replacement without full tool replacement is preferred.

Key Features

• Solid carbide IC908 submicron grade for wear resistance in ferrous and difficult-to-machine materials
• TiAlN coating applied via PVD process for thermal and oxidation resistance at cutting temperatures
• 140-degree standard point angle reduces radial force and suits a wide range of workpiece materials
• Web-thinned geometry reduces thrust force and improves chip flow at entry
• 2-flute helical design with regular spiral for consistent chip evacuation
• Clamp-type insert holding method for secure, repeatable tip indexing

Compatibility

Designed for use with ISCAR ICK-series modular drill bodies requiring an insert seat size 13 and compatible with the ICK0531 tip geometry. Conforms to ISO 13399 tool data standards.

Installation Notes

Installation of replaceable drill tips should be performed by a qualified machinist or tooling technician. Ensure the drill body and tip seat are clean and free of chips or debris before seating the tip. Use the correct clamp torque driver per the tool body manufacturer specifications and power down or lock out the machine spindle before any tip change. Do not force the tip into the seat; misalignment during seating can damage the carbide tip or the holder.