Iscar 7003885 Torque Inspection Key Set Combination Drive

Product Description

The ISCAR 7003885 is a torque inspection key set designed for use with indexable cutting tools. It features a combination drive configuration and is purpose-built for verifying and applying correct torque when seating or replacing indexable inserts in drilling toolholders. Proper torque on indexable insert screws is critical to insert stability, runout control, and tool life. This key set is compatible with the SumoCham drilling system and serves as a precision accessory for machining professionals working with modular drill heads in production or job-shop environments.

This torque inspection key set is intended for drilling applications using SumoCham series toolholders. It is compatible with a defined range of DCN-style holders including straight and replaceable-head configurations across multiple diameter classes. The combination drive design allows it to work with the insert clamping hardware used across the compatible SumoCham platform, making it a practical single-tool solution for technicians managing multiple drilling tool assemblies on the same system.

Key Features

• Combination drive type compatible with SumoCham insert clamping hardware
• Designed for indexable insert torque inspection and installation in drilling toolholders
• Compatible with FCP, ICK, ICK-2M, ICM, ICP, and ICP-2M insert hardware types
• Lightweight construction at 0.044 pounds for easy handling at the machine
• Sold as a set, packaged individually (quantity of 1 per package)

Compatibility

Compatible with the following SumoCham series toolholder styles: DCN A-1.5D, DCN A-3D, DCN A-5D, DCN A-8D, DCN R-1.5D, DCN R-12D, DCN R-3D, DCN R-5D, DCN R-8D, DCNS-3D, and DCNS-5D. Also compatible with insert hardware types FCP, ICK, ICK-2M, ICM, ICP, and ICP-2M.

Installation Notes

This key set is used by machinists and tooling technicians during insert indexing or head replacement on SumoCham drilling assemblies. Always power down and lock out the machine spindle before handling indexable toolholders or performing any insert seating or torque verification. Use the appropriate drive engagement to avoid stripping clamping screw heads, and follow the toolholder manufacturer torque specifications as published in the product documentation.