Iscar 7000293 T10 Torx Driver Indexable Face Mills

Product Description

The ISCAR 7000293 is a T10 Torx drive driver designed for seating and removing insert screws on indexable cutting tools. This tool is a standard service item used during insert changes on indexable face mills and similar milling toolholders. The T10 Torx drive format provides positive engagement with insert screw heads, reducing cam-out risk and protecting both the screw and the seating pocket during routine index changes. At 0.05 pounds, the driver is a lightweight, handheld tool kept on the bench or in a tool cart for quick access during setup and maintenance operations.

This driver is intended for use with indexable face mills and compatible toolholder styles in machining and metalworking environments. It is well suited to production shops, tool cribs, and job shops where indexable tooling is serviced regularly. Compatible toolholder style families include CM, DZ034, DZ035, DZ036, DZ037, DZ038, DZ039, DZ040, DZ042, DZ043, DZ044, ER, H400, H606, HM90, and PH. The driver is designed for use with insert screws across these families.

Key Features

• T10 Torx drive engages insert screws with positive fit, minimizing screw head damage during indexing
• Designed specifically for indexable face mill toolholders and insert screw hardware
• Compatible with a broad range of ISCAR toolholder style families including CM, DZ, ER, H400, H606, HM90, and PH series
• Lightweight at 0.05 pounds for easy bench or cart storage
• Single-piece package — sold individually, suitable for stocking as a replacement or spare

Compatibility

Compatible with insert screws used in the following indexable toolholder style families: CM, DZ034, DZ035, DZ036, DZ037, DZ038, DZ039, DZ040, DZ042, DZ043, DZ044, ER, H400, H606, HM90, and PH. Designed for use with face mill indexable tooling.

Installation Notes

This driver is used by machinists and toolroom technicians during indexable insert changes. Ensure the machine spindle is fully stopped and locked out before servicing any toolholder mounted in the machine. Apply only hand torque appropriate for the insert screw size — do not use power drivers or impact tools on indexable insert screws. Keep the driver tip clean and free of chips to maintain proper Torx engagement and avoid rounding the screw head.