Kennametal 1985751 Lock Pin Kenloc Indexable Turning

Product Description

The KENNAMETAL 1985751 is a lock pin designed for use with Kenloc series indexable turning toolholders. This small but critical component secures the cutting insert in place within the toolholder pocket, maintaining proper insert registration and preventing movement during the cutting pass. Machining professionals and tool crib technicians rely on components like this to maintain toolholder integrity and consistent performance at the insert interface. Weighing 0.05 pounds, it is a direct-fit replacement pin for compatible Kenloc toolholder assemblies.

This lock pin is intended for use in metal-turning applications where Kenloc series toolholders are in service. It is suited for production machining environments including CNC turning centers and manual lathes where indexable insert tooling is the standard. Replacing worn or damaged lock pins as part of routine toolholder maintenance helps preserve insert seating accuracy and reduces the risk of insert movement or premature edge failure during operation.

Key Features

• Designed specifically for Kenloc series indexable turning toolholders
• Secures cutting insert within the toolholder pocket for consistent seating
• Lightweight at 0.05 pounds for easy handling and inventory
• Direct OEM-style replacement for worn or damaged lock pins
• UNSPSC Code 31162400 for procurement and catalog classification

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement lock pin for Kenloc series indexable turning toolholders. Confirm toolholder model and pin specification before ordering to ensure correct fitment.

Installation Notes

Installation and replacement of indexable toolholder lock pins should be performed by a qualified machinist or toolroom technician. Ensure the machine spindle is fully stopped and the toolholder is removed from the turret or tool post before servicing. Use the appropriate driver or pin tool as specified by the toolholder manufacturer to avoid damaging the pin bore or seating surfaces. Inspect the toolholder pocket and adjacent clamping components for wear whenever replacing a lock pin.