Iscar 7002024 Cap Screw Indexables T9 Torx M3 Thread

Product Description

The ISCAR 7002024 is a countersunk cap screw designed to secure indexable inserts in compatible toolholders. Featuring an M3 thread and a T9 Torx drive, this screw is built for precision clamping in indexable milling applications. The countersunk head profile keeps the screw flush with the insert seat, preventing interference with the cutting zone. At 8.00 millimeters in overall length, it delivers the thread engagement needed to hold inserts firmly under cutting loads. Installation and removal require a T9 Torx key, which minimizes cam-out risk compared to hex drives. This hardware is part of the Series 3M family and is sized for the F90AX-13 toolholder style.

This cap screw is used in face mill and shell mill setups where indexable inserts must be retained securely during milling operations. It is compatible with the F90AX-13 toolholder and is intended for use with indexable insert hardware in that series. Machinists, toolroom technicians, and CNC operators handling routine insert changes or toolholder rebuilds will reach for this screw as a direct replacement or spare. Keeping a stock of these screws on hand reduces downtime when field-replacing worn or damaged clamping hardware.

Key Features

• M3 thread size for precise engagement with F90AX-13 toolholder insert seats
• T9 Torx drive reduces cam-out risk during insert changes
• Countersunk head sits flush to avoid interference with the cutting zone
• 8.00 millimeter overall length provides consistent thread engagement depth
• Series 3M designation ensures correct fitment within the ISCAR 3M toolholder family

Compatibility

Designed for use with F90AX-13 toolholders and compatible with indexable insert hardware in the ISCAR Series 3M face mill and shell mill product line.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified machinist or toolroom technician. Use the correct T9 Torx key to seat the screw; do not substitute an approximate-fit driver, as this can strip the drive recess or damage the toolholder thread. Ensure the insert pocket and screw threads are clean and free of chips before reinstalling. Follow the toolholder manufacturer's recommended torque procedure for indexable insert screws.