Sandvik Coromant 5762086 Indexable Insert Screw

Product Description

The SANDVIK COROMANT 5762086 is a replacement clamping screw designed for indexable insert toolholders. This type of screw secures a cutting insert in place within the toolholder pocket, maintaining precise insert positioning during turning, milling, or boring operations. At 0.25 pounds, it is a compact, single-piece hardware component. Machinists and toolroom technicians working with indexable tooling systems replace these screws during routine insert changes or when the existing screw shows thread wear, stripping, or damage that compromises insert seating.

This screw is specified for use with toolholder style 3214 020, making it a direct OEM-matched replacement for that configuration. It is suited to production machining environments where indexable toolholders see high cycle use and clamping hardware requires periodic replacement to maintain cutting performance and insert stability. It is sold individually and is appropriate for shops maintaining spare hardware stock for their SANDVIK COROMANT tooling inventory.

Key Features

• OEM-spec clamping screw for indexable insert toolholders
• Matched to toolholder style 3214 020 for direct fitment
• Sold as a single unit, suitable for individual replacement needs
• Lightweight at 0.25 pounds for easy handling and storage
• UNSPSC Code 31161500 for procurement and catalog classification

Compatibility

Designed for use with SANDVIK COROMANT toolholder style 3214 020. Verify thread specification and drive type against the existing screw before installation to confirm fitment.

Installation Notes

Installation of indexable insert clamping screws is performed by qualified machinists or toolroom technicians. Disengage the machine spindle and confirm the toolholder is clear of the workpiece before servicing. Use the correct Torx or hex key driver specified by the toolholder manufacturer to avoid rounding the drive recess. Do not reuse screws that show visible thread damage, as compromised clamping force can cause insert movement under cutting loads.