Noga SP2500 Chip Hook Steel Nogagrip Handle

Product Description

The NOGA SP2500 is a steel chip hook designed for clearing metal chips, swarf, and debris from machine tools, fixtures, and workholding setups. Built with a black-finished steel construction and an overall length of approximately 16.9 inches, this hook gives machinists and toolroom technicians safe reach and leverage when clearing cutting debris without putting hands near sharp edges or moving parts. The Nogagrip handle provides a secure, comfortable grip during repetitive use. It is a single-piece hand tool suited to any environment where chip management is part of daily machine operation.

The SP2500 is used in machining centers, lathes, mills, and CNC environments where chip accumulation must be cleared regularly from bores, slots, pockets, and tool paths. It is a standard shop-floor tool carried by machinists, tool-and-die workers, and maintenance technicians in both production and job-shop settings. The hook profile allows the user to drag or reposition chips from areas that would otherwise be difficult to access safely with hands or brushes alone.

Key Features

• Steel construction with black finish for corrosion resistance and durability in oily shop environments
• Nogagrip handle for secure, comfortable grip during extended use
• Overall length of approximately 16.9 inches provides safe reach near cutting zones
• Hook geometry allows chip removal from bores, slots, and hard-to-reach machine cavities
• Single-unit packaging suitable for individual toolbox or machine-side storage

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose chip hook for use with standard machine tools in production and job-shop environments. No specific machine model compatibility is designated for this tool type.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for this hand tool. Always ensure the machine spindle is stopped and all moving parts are at rest before using a chip hook near the work envelope. Follow your facility safety guidelines for chip handling, including appropriate cut-resistant gloves when working near sharp swarf. Inspect the hook tip and handle for wear or damage before each use.