Kennametal 2832635 Insert Screw Countersunk Sgjp-s

Product Description

The KENNAMETAL 2832635 is a countersunk insert screw designed for indexable toolholder systems. This small-format fastener secures replaceable cutting inserts in place during machining operations, maintaining precise insert positioning under cutting loads. It is part of the Screw-On series and measures 0.39 inches in length with a 0.2-inch width and 0.2-inch height, weighing approximately 0.026 pounds. The countersunk head design seats flush within the toolholder pocket, preventing interference with the workpiece or chip flow. Machining technicians and toolroom personnel install and replace these screws as part of routine insert indexing and toolholder maintenance.

This insert screw is intended for use with SGJP-S style toolholders and is compatible with GP..050102 and GP..12105 complete insert families. It fits into the Screw-On series toolholder platform, which is common in turning, grooving, and parting applications found in both production and job-shop environments. These screws are typically stocked in multiples and replaced whenever insert pockets are serviced or when screw threads show signs of wear or damage from repeated torquing cycles.

Key Features

• Countersunk head design seats flush in the toolholder pocket to avoid workpiece interference
• Screw-On series compatibility for secure insert clamping during indexable operations
• Compact geometry: 0.39 inches length, 0.2 inches width, 0.2 inches height
• Compatible with GP..050102 and GP..12105 insert families
• Lightweight at 0.026 pounds, suited for high-frequency replacement in production settings

Compatibility

Designed for use with SGJP-S style toolholders and compatible with GP..050102 and GP..12105 complete inserts within the Screw-On series platform.

Installation Notes

Insert screws should be installed and removed by qualified machining technicians or toolroom personnel using the correct Torx or hex key as specified by the toolholder manufacturer. Always power down and lock out the machine before servicing any toolholder or replacing insert hardware. Do not reuse screws that show thread damage, head deformation, or corrosion, as compromised fasteners can allow insert movement under cutting loads. Replace insert screws at regular intervals as part of a standard toolholder maintenance schedule.