Kennametal 1023061 Indexable Insert Screw Milling Turning

Product Description

The KENNAMETAL 1023061 is a replacement screw designed to secure indexable inserts in milling and turning toolholders. This hardware component maintains proper insert seating and clamping force during cutting operations, which directly affects surface finish, tool life, and dimensional accuracy. It is compatible with anvil-style insert pockets and is sold in a package of 10 screws, making it practical to stock for ongoing toolroom maintenance. Machinists, toolroom technicians, and CNC operators who regularly rotate or replace indexable inserts will find this screw a standard service item for keeping toolholders in working condition.

This screw is used in metalworking applications where indexable insert toolholders are the primary cutting tool interface. Typical install scenarios include face mills, shoulder mills, and turning toolholders that use screw-clamped insert pockets with anvil hardware. It is appropriate for both production shop floor use and toolroom maintenance environments. The 10-piece package quantity supports routine restocking for shops running high insert turnover.

Key Features

• Designed for indexable milling and turning toolholders with screw-clamp insert retention
• Compatible with anvil hardware in indexable insert pockets
• Sold in a 10-piece package for convenient shop stock
• Lightweight at approximately 0.05 pounds per package, minimizing toolholder weight impact
• Minimum order quantity of 1 package supports low-volume procurement

Compatibility

Designed for use with indexable milling and turning toolholders that incorporate anvil-style insert pockets requiring screw-clamp retention. Verify thread size and drive type against your specific toolholder documentation before installation.

Installation Notes

Insert screws should be installed by a qualified machinist or toolroom technician familiar with indexable toolholder assembly. Always remove the toolholder from the machine spindle and ensure the machine is powered down and locked out before servicing insert hardware. Use the correct Torx or hex key driver as specified by the toolholder manufacturer to avoid stripping the screw head. Do not reuse visibly damaged or deformed screws, as compromised clamping hardware can lead to insert ejection during cutting.