Iscar 7002090 T20 Torx Blade Indexable Toolholder

Product Description

The ISCAR 7002090 is a T20 Torx drive blade designed for securing indexable inserts in compatible toolholders used in turning operations. This replacement blade interfaces directly with insert screws, providing the clamping force needed to hold carbide inserts securely during metal cutting. Weighing 0.5 pounds, it is a compact, single-piece hardware component stocked as a direct replacement item. Machinists and toolroom technicians rely on blades like this to restore proper insert retention when original hardware shows wear or damage. Keeping the correct Torx blade on hand minimizes downtime during insert changes on the lathe or turning center.

This blade is intended for use in turning toolholders across a wide range of ISCAR toolholder style families. It is suited for production turning environments in both job shops and manufacturing facilities where ISCAR indexable tooling systems are in regular use. The T20 drive size matches the insert screw hardware used across the listed toolholder families, making it a versatile service part for shops running multiple ISCAR turning tool configurations.

Key Features

• T20 Torx drive size for positive engagement with insert screws
• Compatible with insert screw hardware used in ISCAR indexable turning toolholders
• Sold individually, allowing single-unit replacement without overstocking
• Lightweight at 0.5 pounds, suitable for bench stock or toolroom inventory
• Spans a broad range of ISCAR toolholder style families for versatile service coverage

Compatibility

Compatible with the following ISCAR toolholder styles: BCM, C6, CDP, CUTTER, F45NM, F45WX, FF, HCE, HCM, HM90, HOF, MF, PCH, SD, SL.N, SR.C, THD, and TS. Designed for use with insert screw hardware in indexable turning toolholder applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by the machinist or toolroom technician servicing the indexable toolholder. Power down and de-energize the machine tool before performing any insert or hardware changes. Use the correct T20 Torx driver to avoid stripping the blade or insert screw drive form. Do not overtighten the insert screw beyond the toolholder manufacturer's specified procedure, and inspect the blade for wear if insert seating feels inconsistent.