Seco 00038075 Indexable Wrench Key Drive

Product Description

The SECO 00038075 is a key drive wrench designed for use with indexable cutting tools in the Minimaster series. It provides the torque and fit needed to seat and remove insert screws on indexable milling inserts without damaging the screw head or seating surface. At 0.02 pounds, this is a compact, lightweight hand tool built for precise fastener control in machining environments. It is used by machinists and tooling technicians working with insert-style milling heads where proper screw torque and engagement are critical to tool performance and insert retention.

This wrench is compatible with Minimaster series indexable milling tools used in copy milling, slot milling, square milling, and slot and square shoulder milling applications. It interfaces with insert screws and is matched to specific Minimaster insert head geometries. It is appropriate for both production floor and toolroom use where Minimaster indexable heads are maintained or changed regularly.

Key Features

• Key drive interface for secure engagement with insert screws on Minimaster indexable heads
• Compatible with copy milling, slot milling, square milling, and slot and square shoulder milling applications
• Lightweight at 0.02 pounds for easy handling during insert changes
• Matched to Minimaster series hardware for accurate fit and reduced risk of fastener damage
• Single-piece tool with no moving parts for reliable, repeatable use

Compatibility

Compatible with the following Minimaster insert heads and insert screws: MM06 -0.236-A30-E02, MM06 -0.236-B90A30-E02, MM08 -0.315-A30-E03, MM10 -10012-A30-E03, and MM16 -16.60-HF-MD12. Designed for use with insert screw hardware in the Minimaster series.

Installation Notes

This wrench is used by machinists and tooling technicians during insert indexing or replacement on Minimaster milling heads. Before changing inserts, the spindle should be locked and the machine powered down or placed in a safe state per shop safety protocols. Use only the correct key drive size to avoid rounding the insert screw drive recess. Follow the tool manufacturer's recommended insert seating procedure for the specific Minimaster head in use.