Kennametal 1099200 Lock Pin Indexable Turning Tools 5 Pack

Product Description

The KENNAMETAL 1099200 is a lock pin designed to secure indexable inserts in turning tool holders. Lock pins provide the clamping force and alignment needed to hold carbide or cermet inserts firmly in place during turning operations, preventing insert movement that causes poor surface finish, dimensional error, or premature insert failure. This part comes in a package of 5 pins, making it a practical restocking option for machine shops and tool cribs. Technicians and toolroom staff working with indexable tooling systems will install this pin as part of routine insert changes or tool holder maintenance.

This lock pin is intended for use with compatible KENNAMETAL indexable turning tool holders. Indexable turning tools are used on CNC lathes and manual engine lathes across a wide range of metalworking applications, including OD turning, facing, and profiling. The 5-pin pack quantity suits shops that run multiple machines or perform frequent insert indexing cycles where spare hardware needs to be on hand.

Key Features

• Secures indexable inserts in turning tool holders to maintain accurate insert positioning
• Package quantity of 5 pins per order for efficient restocking
• Designed to KENNAMETAL tooling system specifications for consistent fit and clamping function
• Lightweight at under 0.04 pounds per pack, adding negligible load to tool crib inventory

Compatibility

Designed for use with KENNAMETAL indexable turning tool holders that accept this lock pin style. Verify holder model and pin specification against KENNAMETAL tooling documentation before ordering.

Installation Notes

Lock pin installation and removal is typically performed by a machinist or toolroom technician during insert indexing or replacement. Ensure the machine spindle is stopped and the tool holder is secured or removed from the turret before servicing. Use the correct KENNAMETAL torque key or wrench for the lock pin to avoid stripping the pin seat or damaging the holder pocket. Do not reuse visibly worn or deformed lock pins, as they will not provide reliable insert clamping.