Iscar 7000000 Insert Screw for Indexable Tooling

Product Description

The ISCAR 7000000 is an insert screw designed to secure indexable cutting inserts in compatible toolholders and milling, turning, or boring bodies. These small-profile fasteners are a critical consumable in any indexable tooling system, providing the clamping force needed to keep inserts seated accurately under cutting loads. Machinists and toolroom technicians replace these screws as part of routine indexable tooling maintenance. At approximately 0.01 pounds per unit, the screw is a compact hardware component built to interface directly with insert pockets requiring standard insert-screw retention.

Insert screws of this type are used across CNC turning centers, milling machines, and boring operations where indexable carbide inserts are employed. They are a standard service item in production machining environments, job shops, and maintenance toolrooms. When an insert screw becomes stripped, cross-threaded, or lost during an insert change, a direct replacement is required before the toolholder can return to service. This part is sold in a minimum order quantity of 5 units, consistent with typical shop restocking practice.

Key Features

• Designed for use with indexable insert toolholders requiring insert-screw retention
• Compact and lightweight at approximately 0.01 pounds per unit
• Sold in multiples of 5 for efficient shop restocking
• UNSPSC Code 31161500 for procurement and catalog classification

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement insert screw for indexable toolholders and cutting bodies that use insert-screw clamping. Confirm thread specification and drive type against your existing toolholder documentation before ordering.

Installation Notes

Insert screws should be installed by a qualified machinist or toolroom technician familiar with indexable tooling systems. Always power down and lock out the machine before performing insert or screw changes. Use the correct Torx or hex key driver specified by the toolholder manufacturer to avoid stripping the screw head. Do not reuse visibly damaged or deformed insert screws, as improper seating can lead to insert movement under cutting loads.