Kennametal 1099614 Cap Screw T7 Torx M2.2x0.45

Product Description

The KENNAMETAL 1099614 is a Kenloc series cap screw designed to secure indexable inserts in toolholders and cutting tool bodies. It uses a T7 Torx drive and an M2.2 x 0.45 thread, which are the standard specifications for many Kennametal indexable tooling systems. This fastener is a small but critical component — proper insert clamping directly affects cutting performance, tool life, and machining accuracy. Machinists, toolroom technicians, and CNC setup personnel install these screws during insert changes and toolholder maintenance.

This cap screw is suited for use in precision metal cutting applications where indexable inserts are mounted to turning, milling, or boring toolholders. The Kenloc series designation indicates compatibility with Kennametal indexable clamping systems that use this screw size and drive standard. It is a replacement hardware item typically stocked alongside insert inventories for quick changeovers at the machine.

Key Features

• T7 Torx drive for precise torque application and reduced cam-out during insert changes
• M2.2 x 0.45 thread size matches standard Kenloc indexable toolholder specifications
• Designed specifically for insert-clamping hardware applications
• Lightweight at 0.001 pounds — minimal handling bulk for high-volume insert change environments
• Sold individually (package quantity of 1) with a minimum order quantity of 10 units

Compatibility

Designed for use with Kennametal Kenloc series indexable toolholders and cutting tool bodies that accept M2.2 x 0.45 cap screws with a T7 Torx drive. Hardware compatibility is listed as insert-clamping applications.

Installation Notes

Insert replacement and screw service should be performed by a qualified machinist or toolroom technician following the toolholder manufacturer guidelines. Power down and disengage the spindle before servicing any cutting tool assembly. Use a calibrated T7 Torx key or driver to achieve consistent seating — do not over-torque, as small-diameter screws in hardened toolholder bodies are susceptible to thread damage. Inspect the screw and toolholder threads for wear or contamination before each insert change.