Kennametal 2614153 Cap Screw Indexables M3.5x0.6

Product Description

The KENNAMETAL 2614153 is a cap screw designed to secure indexable inserts in compatible toolholders and cutting tool assemblies. This fastener uses an M3.5x0.6 thread specification, making it a precision component in CNC machining and metal cutting setups. It is used by machinists and tooling technicians to retain carbide inserts firmly in place during turning, milling, and boring operations. The screw is sold individually but requires a minimum order quantity of 10 units, which is standard practice for small-format tooling hardware. At 0.02 pounds, it is a lightweight replacement consumable kept on hand in most production machining environments.

This cap screw is intended for use in indexable toolholding systems where M3.5x0.6 insert retention screws are specified. It applies to both production and job-shop settings running CNC lathes, machining centers, or manual toolroom equipment. Tooling engineers and setup technicians sourcing replacement hardware for indexable toolholders will find this screw appropriate for periodic maintenance restocking. It is classified under UNSPSC Code 31161500, which covers threaded fasteners used in industrial hardware assemblies.

Key Features

• M3.5x0.6 thread size for precise insert clamping in compatible indexable toolholders
• Cap screw configuration provides consistent seating and torque retention
• Designed for indexable insert hardware compatibility as specified by UNSPSC 31161500
• Lightweight at 0.02 pounds, suited for high-volume restocking in toolroom inventory
• Sold per unit with a minimum order quantity of 10 pieces

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement cap screw for indexable toolholding systems requiring an M3.5x0.6 thread insert retention screw. Refer to your toolholder documentation to confirm screw specification before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by qualified machinists or tooling technicians during insert changes or toolholder maintenance. Power down and lock out all machine spindles before accessing the toolholder. Use the correct Torx or hex key drive as specified by the toolholder manufacturer — do not substitute drivers, as rounding the screw head will damage the seating surface. Follow the toolholder manufacturer's recommended procedure for insert clamping to ensure proper insert retention.