Kennametal 1095841 Boring Head Straight Shank Threaded Mount

Product Description

The KENNAMETAL 1095841 is a straight-shank boring head with a threaded mount, designed for precision internal boring operations on machining centers and manual boring mills. The unit features a 1.75-inch shank diameter, a 10.12-inch projection, and an overall length of 14 inches. Coolant-through capability supports chip evacuation and tool life in demanding cutting conditions. At 9.26 pounds, the assembly is built for rigidity in heavy-duty boring applications. This tooling is installed and serviced by machinists and CNC tooling technicians in metalworking and manufacturing environments.

This boring head is suited for production machining environments where accurate bore sizing is required. The threaded mount uses a 3/8-18 thread interface, allowing secure connection to compatible adapters and spindles. The coolant-through design makes it appropriate for deep-bore applications or materials that generate significant heat during cutting. Typical installations are found in job shops, aerospace component manufacturing, and general precision machining operations.

Key Features

• Straight shank configuration for direct spindle mounting
• Threaded mount size: 3/8-18 for secure adapter interface
• Coolant-through design supports chip evacuation and extended tool life
• 1.75-inch shank diameter provides rigid tool support
• 10.12-inch projection accommodates deep-bore reach requirements
• 14-inch overall length for extended boring applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style boring head for use with compatible straight-shank spindle adapters and boring mill setups accepting a 1.75-inch shank diameter and a 3/8-18 threaded mount interface.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified machinist or CNC tooling technician. Ensure the machine spindle is fully powered down and locked out before mounting or removing the boring head. Verify that the spindle adapter and threaded interface are clean and free of burrs before assembly. Follow the machine manufacturer torque and runout verification procedures before beginning a boring operation.