Scientific Cutting Tools AND10050-10S Porting Tool

Product Description

The SCIENTIFIC CUTTING TOOLS AND10050-10S is a porting tool designed to prepare tube port faces to the AND 10050 standard. It machines a precise spotface on tube port surfaces, creating a clean, flat seating area for fittings and seals. The tool features a 1.415-inch spotface diameter, a plain pilot with a minimum diameter of 0.801 inches and maximum of 0.8985 inches, and a 30-degree seal angle. Four straight flutes provide efficient chip evacuation. It is intended for use by machinists and maintenance technicians working on hydraulic, pneumatic, or aerospace-grade tube assemblies.

This tool is suited for tube port facing operations on workpieces requiring AND 10050-compliant port geometry. It is sized for 5/8-inch outside diameter tubing with a Tube Dash 10 designation. Typical applications include hydraulic line terminations, pneumatic fittings, and fluid-system port preparation in industrial and aerospace maintenance environments. The bright finish provides corrosion resistance during storage and service.

Key Features

• 1.415-inch spotface diameter for AND 10050-compliant port faces
• Compatible with 5/8-inch OD tubing, Tube Dash 10 designation
• Plain pilot type with 0.801-inch minimum and 0.8985-inch maximum pilot diameter
• 30-degree seal angle for proper fitting seat geometry
• Four straight flutes for clean, efficient cutting action
• 3/4-inch UNF shank for standard machine tool compatibility

Compatibility

Designed for tube port facing operations on workpieces conforming to AND 10050 standards, sized for 5/8-inch OD tubes with a Tube Dash 10 designation.

Installation Notes

This tool is intended for use by qualified machinists or maintenance technicians operating drill presses, lathes, or CNC equipment. Secure the workpiece firmly before operation and ensure the pilot is fully seated before engaging the cutter. Follow applicable shop safety procedures and system-specific lockout/tagout requirements before performing port work on pressurized lines. Do not exceed recommended speeds for the workpiece material.