Sandvik Coromant 6632458 Spare Part Screw Indexables

Product Description

The SANDVIK COROMANT 6632458 is a spare part screw designed for use with indexable toolholder systems. This screw secures the cutting insert in place on compatible toolholders, maintaining proper insert positioning during turning, milling, or boring operations. At 0.51 inches in length and 0.28 inches in width, it is a compact fastener sized for precision toolholder applications. Sold individually, it is a direct replacement component for technicians and machinists performing routine maintenance or repair on indexable cutting tool assemblies.

This screw is intended for use in metalworking and machining environments where indexable insert toolholders are serviced in-shop. It is suited for maintenance technicians, toolroom personnel, and CNC machinists who maintain toolholder inventories and need reliable OEM-style replacement hardware. The screw is compatible with toolholder style 5512 088 as specified by the manufacturer. It ships in single-unit packaging, making it practical for targeted repairs without the need to purchase bulk hardware.

Key Features

• OEM spare part screw designed for indexable toolholder insert retention
• Compatible with toolholder style 5512 088
• Compact form factor: 0.51 inches in length, 0.28 inches in width, 0.28 inches in height
• Lightweight at 0.25 pounds per unit
• Sold as a single-unit package for precise inventory replenishment

Compatibility

Designed for use with toolholder style 5512 088 as specified in manufacturer attributes. Intended as a spare part screw for indexable toolholder assemblies within the SANDVIK COROMANT system.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by qualified toolroom personnel or machining technicians familiar with indexable toolholder systems. Ensure the toolholder is removed from the machine spindle and all machine power is off before replacing any insert retention hardware. Use the correct torx or hex key driver as specified for the toolholder model to avoid stripping the screw head. Do not overtighten, as proper seating torque is defined by the toolholder manufacturer's service documentation.