Sandvik Coromant 5763174 Cap Screw Torx Plus M5

Product Description

The SANDVIK COROMANT 5763174 is a Torx Plus drive cap screw designed specifically for securing indexable inserts in toolholders. This M5 threaded fastener provides the precise clamping force needed to hold cutting inserts firmly during machining operations. At 0.57 inches in length and 0.28 inches in diameter, it is engineered to fit standard indexable toolholder insert pockets. Licensed machinists and tooling technicians rely on OEM-spec replacement screws like this one to maintain consistent insert positioning and avoid costly insert movement or seat damage during high-speed cutting.

This cap screw is used in metalworking and machining environments wherever SANDVIK COROMANT indexable toolholders are in service. Typical applications include turning, milling, and boring operations in production shops and job shops running CNC or manual lathes and machining centers. It is intended as a direct replacement when existing insert clamping screws become worn, stripped, or lost during routine insert changes.

Key Features

• Torx Plus drive type for improved torque transfer and reduced bit cam-out during insert changes
• M5 thread size for compatibility with standard indexable toolholder insert pockets
• Compact geometry: 0.57 inches length, 0.28 inches width and height
• Lightweight at 0.25 pounds per package, minimal handling impact on tooling setup
• Conforms to industry standard number 5513 020-55
• Sold individually per package with a minimum order quantity of 10 units

Compatibility

Designed for use with SANDVIK COROMANT indexable toolholders per industry standard 5513 020-55. Consult the toolholder documentation or SANDVIK COROMANT product catalog to confirm fitment for a specific holder model before ordering.

Installation Notes

Insert clamping screws should be installed and removed by a qualified machinist or tooling technician using the appropriate Torx Plus driver or key. Always power down and lock out the machine spindle before accessing the insert pocket. Use the torque specification published in the toolholder documentation — do not over-tighten, as this can strip the screw or damage the insert seat. Inspect the screw threads and seating surface for wear each time inserts are indexed or replaced.