Sandvik Coromant 5763197 Cap Screw Torx Plus M2.2

Product Description

The SANDVIK COROMANT 5763197 is a Torx Plus drive cap screw designed to secure indexable inserts in compatible toolholders. This small-format fastener features an M2.2 thread size and is engineered to the dimensional and torque standards required for indexable cutting tool assemblies. Proper clamping of indexable inserts is critical to cutting performance and tool life, making the quality and specification accuracy of the clamping screw a direct factor in machining results. Installation and replacement are performed by machinists and toolroom technicians as part of routine insert indexing and toolholder maintenance.

This cap screw is used in indexable toolholder assemblies across turning, milling, and boring applications where insert clamping screws are subject to regular replacement. The Torx Plus drive geometry reduces driver cam-out and allows controlled tightening in confined toolholder pockets. It is suited for use in production machining environments, toolrooms, and maintenance operations where indexable tooling is serviced frequently. The industry standard number for this screw is 5513 020-05.

Key Features

• M2.2 thread size engineered for indexable toolholder insert clamping
• Torx Plus drive type reduces cam-out during installation and removal
• Matches industry standard number 5513 020-05 for cross-reference and sourcing
• Sold individually; minimum order quantity is 10 units
• Designed for compatibility with toolholder hardware per UNSPSC code 31161500

Compatibility

Designed for use with indexable toolholders requiring an M2.2 Torx Plus cap screw; industry standard number 5513 020-05 may be used for cross-reference to compatible toolholder systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by machinists or toolroom technicians as part of indexable insert maintenance. De-energize and lock out the machine before servicing any toolholder assembly. Use the correct Torx Plus driver bit sized for the screw head to avoid drive recess damage. Do not reuse visibly worn or damaged clamping screws, as compromised fasteners can lead to insert movement during cutting.