Iscar 7000032 Hex Drive Driver Indexable Boring Bars

Product Description

The ISCAR 7000032 is a hex drive driver designed for use with indexable boring bars. This small but essential tool is used to seat and secure indexable inserts during toolholder setup and insert changes. The hex drive format provides positive engagement with insert screws, reducing the chance of cam-out or fastener damage during tightening. Weighing 0.05 pounds, it is a lightweight hand tool kept at the machine for routine insert indexing and replacement. Machinists, toolroom technicians, and CNC operators rely on this type of driver to maintain consistent insert clamping across setups.

This driver is intended for use with indexable boring bar toolholders, specifically those in the A20Q toolholder style family. It is compatible with insert screws used in that toolholder configuration. Typical use is at a turning center or boring mill where A20Q-style boring bars are in service. The driver is sold individually and suits shops that need a replacement or additional driver for a specific toolholder line without purchasing a full accessory kit.

Key Features

• Hex drive engagement designed to seat and torque insert screws without cam-out
• Compatible with insert screws used in A20Q-style boring bar toolholders
• Lightweight at 0.05 pounds for easy handling at the machine
• Sold as a single unit for targeted replacement or backup use
• Designed specifically for indexable tooling applications

Compatibility

Compatible with A20Q-style toolholders and their corresponding insert screws, as specified in the product data. Intended for use with ISCAR indexable boring bar configurations using hex-drive insert fasteners.

Installation Notes

Insert driver tools of this type are used by machinists and toolroom personnel during routine insert indexing. Before changing an insert, ensure the machine is powered down, the spindle is locked, and the workpiece is clear. Use the driver to loosen or tighten the insert screw by hand to the appropriate feel for the toolholder type. Do not use power tools or extension handles with small insert drivers, as over-torquing can damage insert screws or toolholder threads.