Sandvik Coromant 5765735 Indexable Drill Insert 880MS 2044

Product Description

The SANDVIK COROMANT 5765735 is a solid carbide indexable drill insert designed for use with compatible 880-series indexable drills. Manufactured to grade 2044 with a PVD-applied TiAlN and AlCr2O3 coating, this insert is built for demanding hole-making operations in steel and other common workpiece materials. The square insert shape features an 880 insert style with an MS chipbreaker geometry, a 10.65 mm (0.4193 inches) inscribed circle, a thickness of 0.1378 inches, and a 0.80 mm corner radius. It is installed and serviced by machinists and CNC operators in production and job-shop environments.

This insert is suited for indexable drilling operations in both light and heavy production settings. The MS chipbreaker is optimized for controlled chip formation during drilling in steel and similar materials. The PVD coating process preserves sharp cutting edge geometry while providing wear and heat resistance. The 06P insert size and 4.00 mm hole diameter ensure positive seating in compatible 880-series toolholders. Right-hand cutting direction is standard for conventional spindle rotation setups.

Key Features

• Solid carbide substrate with PVD-applied TiAlN and AlCr2O3 multilayer coating for wear resistance
• MS chipbreaker geometry for controlled chip formation in steel
• Square insert shape, 880 insert style, grade 2044
• Inscribed circle of 10.65 mm (0.4193 inches) and corner radius of 0.80 mm
• Right-hand cutting direction for standard spindle rotation
• Insert size 06P with 4.00 mm mounting hole diameter for secure toolholder engagement

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement insert for 880-series indexable drill toolholders that accept the 06P insert size with a 4.00 mm hole diameter and square insert geometry.

Installation Notes

Insert indexing and replacement should be performed by a qualified machinist with the spindle fully stopped and machine power locked out. Use the appropriate torx or insert-clamping wrench specified by the toolholder manufacturer to seat the insert securely. Inspect the insert pocket for wear or debris before seating a new insert. Failure to properly seat the insert can result in premature tool failure or dimensional error in the finished bore.