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The ISCAR 7001924 is an extractor tool designed for use with indexable grooving and parting toolholders. It is used to remove and seat indexable inserts within compatible toolholder bodies, reducing the risk of hand injuries and dropped inserts during insert changes. Weighing approximately 0.05 pounds, this lightweight extractor is a practical addition to any machinist or toolroom technician's setup. It is compatible with the Do-Grip and Heli-Grip series toolholders using the DGFH toolholder style. This type of accessory is commonly found in CNC machining environments, job shops, and production turning cells where indexable grooving and parting operations are performed regularly.
This extractor is suited for use in both production and maintenance settings where DGFH-style toolholders are in service. It supports safe and efficient insert indexing on grooving and parting setups, helping technicians avoid damage to insert edges and toolholder pockets during changeovers. Typical users include CNC operators, setup technicians, and tool crib personnel responsible for maintaining indexable turning tooling.
Compatible with DGFH-style toolholders in the ISCAR Do-Grip and Heli-Grip series for indexable grooving and parting applications.
This extractor is used by machinists and toolroom technicians during routine insert indexing and changeover procedures. Always ensure the machine is powered down and the spindle is fully stopped before performing any insert change. Use the extractor as directed for the toolholder series to avoid damage to the insert pocket or cutting edge. Handle indexable inserts with care, as edges are sharp.
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