Iscar 7000168 Indexable Turning Tool Pin Sp 4

Product Description

The ISCAR 7000168 is a replacement pin designed for use with ISCAR indexable turning tools. Sold as a spare part under ISCAR part reference SP 4, this pin serves as a retention or clamping component that secures the insert or wedge assembly within the toolholder body. It is a precision small part that must meet tight dimensional tolerances to maintain proper insert seating and cutting geometry. Licensed machinists and toolroom technicians working in CNC turning, manual lathe operations, or general metalcutting environments will install this part as part of routine toolholder maintenance.

This pin is intended for use in indexable turning toolholder assemblies that require SP 4 series spare parts. It is suited for production machining environments, tool crib management, and field repair of turning toolholders. Shops running high-volume turning operations will typically stock these pins in quantity to minimize downtime when a pin is lost, worn, or damaged during an insert change.

Key Features

• OEM ISCAR spare part designed to maintain original toolholder geometry and clamping performance
• Matches ISCAR SP 4 industry standard part reference
• Precision-dimensioned for correct fit in compatible ISCAR indexable turning toolholders
• Sold individually per package; minimum order quantity of 5 units supports toolroom stocking
• Direct replacement reduces the need to retire an otherwise serviceable toolholder body

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM spare part for ISCAR indexable turning toolholders requiring SP 4 series pins. Consult ISCAR toolholder documentation or the SP 4 spare parts reference to confirm fitment for a specific toolholder model before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a machinist or toolroom technician during toolholder maintenance. Ensure the toolholder is fully removed from the machine turret and all cutting forces are relieved before disassembly. Use the appropriate ISCAR assembly tool or punch to remove the worn pin and seat the replacement without damaging the toolholder bore. Follow the toolholder manufacturer service documentation for correct pin orientation and seating depth.