Iscar 7060315 Indexable Insert Anvil 0.375 in

Product Description

The ISCAR 7060315 is a steel replacement anvil designed for indexable insert tooling systems. It seats beneath the cutting insert in the tool pocket, providing a rigid, stable foundation that protects the tool body from cutting forces and impact loads. Engineered for left-hand orientation in both external and internal applications, this anvil features a 1.5-degree helix angle and accommodates inserts with a 0.375-inch inscribed circle. Licensed ISCAR-compatible tooling technicians and CNC machining specialists are the typical end users for this component.

This anvil is suited for use in indexable turning, boring, and threading toolholders where a left-hand cutting orientation is required. It fits both external turning applications and internal boring bar configurations. The 0.375-inch inscribed circle size limits compatible inserts to that specific geometry class. The anvil mates with an S16 anvil screw and requires a T-10/5 Torx key for proper installation and torque-down.

Key Features

• Steel construction provides durability and resistance to deformation under cutting loads
• 0.375-inch insert inscribed circle — matches specific insert geometry class
• 1.5-degree helix angle for proper insert seating and alignment
• Compatible with both external left-hand and internal left-hand toolholder pockets
• S16 anvil screw compatibility for secure, repeatable clamping
• T-10/5 Torx key required for installation — no proprietary tooling beyond standard Torx

Compatibility

Designed for indexable toolholders requiring an S16 anvil screw and T-10/5 key interface, accommodating inserts with a 0.375-inch inscribed circle in external left-hand and internal left-hand pocket orientations. Specific toolholder model compatibility should be verified against ISCAR toolholder documentation before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by machinists or toolroom technicians during insert indexing or toolholder maintenance. Power down and de-energize the machine spindle before accessing the tool pocket. Use a T-10/5 Torx key to seat and secure the anvil screw to the toolholder manufacturer's specified torque. Inspect the anvil seating surface for chips or debris before placing the insert to ensure proper contact and prevent pocket damage.