Sandvik Coromant 5757760 T-max P Turning Toolholder Lever

Product Description

The SANDVIK COROMANT 5757760 is a replacement lever designed for indexable turning toolholders in the T-Max P series. The lever secures the insert during cutting operations, maintaining accurate positioning under load. It is a precision clamping component that must be replaced when worn or damaged to ensure consistent insert clamping force and reliable chip control. Weighing 0.25 pounds, it is a direct replacement part intended for use by machinists and toolroom technicians maintaining T-Max P turning setups on CNC lathes and manual turning centers.

This lever fits indexable turning toolholders in the T-Max P series, a widely used external turning system found in production machining environments. It is appropriate for both roughing and finishing applications where insert stability is critical. Typical installation scenarios include routine toolholder maintenance, insert change cycles where the clamping lever shows wear, or repair of damaged clamping hardware on turning tool assemblies.

Key Features

• OEM-style replacement lever for T-Max P series indexable turning toolholders
• Maintains secure insert clamping under turning loads
• Lightweight at 0.25 pounds for easy handling during toolholder service
• Single-piece replacement component - sold individually
• Compatible with the T-Max P clamping system used across a range of turning toolholder bodies

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement clamping lever for SANDVIK COROMANT T-Max P series indexable turning toolholders. Verify toolholder body model against SANDVIK COROMANT documentation before ordering to confirm lever fitment.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by machinists or toolroom technicians during toolholder maintenance. Remove the toolholder from the machine turret and ensure all cutting forces are fully released before disassembling the clamping mechanism. Use the correct T-Max P assembly key or torx tool as specified in the toolholder documentation when seating and torquing the lever screw. Inspect the insert seat and clamping pin for wear before reinstalling a new lever.