Iscar 7000167 Slotted Pin Indexable Turning Isoturn

Product Description

The ISCAR 7000167 is a slotted retaining pin designed for use in indexable turning toolholders within the Isoturn series. This small-format hardware component secures cutting inserts and shims in place during turning operations, maintaining precise insert positioning under cutting loads. Conforming to industry standard SP 3, the 7000167 is a direct OEM-style replacement pin intended for installation by machinists and toolroom technicians servicing ISCAR Isoturn turning tool assemblies. Proper pin condition is critical to repeatable insert seating and dimensional accuracy in turning applications.

This pin is used in metal-cutting turning applications, typically in CNC lathe and manual lathe toolholders where WNMA and WNMG series inserts are employed. The 7000167 is specified for use with the PWLN 2525M-06 toolholder style and is compatible with the shim hardware used in that assembly. Applications span general-purpose turning in production and job shop environments where Isoturn-series toolholders are in service.

Key Features

• Slotted pin design conforming to industry standard SP 3
• Compatible with PWLN 2525M-06 toolholder style
• Works with shim hardware in Isoturn series assemblies
• Supports a wide range of WNMA and WNMG series insert geometries
• OEM-style replacement to restore proper insert clamping function

Compatibility

Compatible with PWLN 2525M-06 toolholder style and Isoturn series shim hardware. Supports the following inserts: WNMA 060404, WNMA 060408, WNMA 06T304, WNMA 06T308, WNMA 06T312, WNMG 060402-NF, WNMG 060404-GN, WNMG 060404-PP, WNMG 060404-TF, WNMG 060408-GN, WNMG 060408-PP, WNMG 060408-TF, WNMG 06T301-NF, WNMG 06T302-NF, WNMG 06T304-GN, WNMG 06T304-NF, and WNMG 06T304-PP.

Installation Notes

Installation and replacement should be performed by a qualified machinist or toolroom technician with the toolholder removed from the machine and the spindle locked out per facility lockout/tagout procedures. Use the correct pin driver or punch sized for the SP 3 pin to avoid deforming the pin or toolholder bore. Inspect the shim and toolholder pocket for wear or debris before installing the replacement pin. Do not reuse a bent or damaged pin, as improper insert seating can result in insert movement during cutting.