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The ISCAR 7002061 is a lock pin designed for indexable turning toolholders in the Isoturn series. This small but critical component secures the cutting insert within the toolholder pocket, maintaining precise positioning and repeatability during turning operations. It is compatible with shim hardware and works in conjunction with LC 250 SET 1 clamps to form a complete insert-clamping assembly. Machining professionals and CNC lathe operators working with MWLN-CA-W style toolholders will find this pin essential for proper insert retention. At 0.001 pounds, it is a lightweight replacement part kept on hand in the shop for routine toolholder maintenance.
This lock pin is intended for use in metal-cutting turning applications on CNC and manual lathes. It supports a wide range of WNMA and WNMG style inserts, making it applicable across roughing and finishing operations where W-style trigon inserts are the cutting geometry of choice. The pin suits both production shop environments and job shop settings where Isoturn series toolholders are in active use. The industry standard number for this component is ZNW3W, which can aid in cross-referencing with other supplier catalogs.
Compatible with MWLN-CA-W style toolholders in the ISCAR Isoturn series. Works with LC 250 SET 1 clamps and shim hardware. Confirmed compatible inserts include 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 and replacement of this lock pin should be performed by a qualified machinist or tooling technician. Before servicing the toolholder, ensure the machine is powered down, the spindle is locked, and all moving axes are secured. Use the appropriate torque wrench and pin punch as specified by the toolholder manufacturer documentation when removing or seating the pin. Do not reuse a visibly worn or damaged lock pin, as a failed pin can result in insert ejection during cutting.
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