Seco 00048457 Cutoff Blade Tool Block 150.10 Style

Product Description

The SECO 00048457 is an indexable cutoff blade tool block designed for parting operations on CNC and manual turning centers. Built to the 150.10 series standard, this right-hand tool block accepts compatible indexable blades and inserts, allowing fast blade changes without removing the holder from the turret. The block features a 0.75-inch shank height and 0.75-inch shank width, with an overall length of 4.531 inches and a shank length of 3.20 inches. Machinists and CNC setup technicians install this style of holder when parting off stock with repeatable, secure blade positioning.

This tool block is suited for parting and grooving applications in production turning environments, including both job-shop and high-volume manufacturing. It accepts 150.10-series blades and inserts, making it a direct-fit choice when running 150.10-15.. family blades or 150.10-12, 150.10-14, and 150.10-16 series inserts. The right-hand cutting direction makes it appropriate for conventional front-tool-post and turret-mount configurations on standard lathes and turning centers.

Key Features

• 150.10 series standard for compatibility with a range of indexable blades and inserts
• Right-hand cutting direction for standard front-tool-post and turret-mount setups
• 0.75-inch shank height and 0.75-inch shank width for rigid, repeatable seating
• 4.531-inch overall length with 3.20-inch shank length for consistent tool reach
• Indexable blade design reduces downtime during insert and blade changes
• Parting application optimized for grooving and cutoff on turning equipment

Compatibility

Compatible with 150.10-15.. series complete blades and 150.10-12, 150.10-14, and 150.10-16 series inserts as specified by the manufacturer. Designed as an OEM-style indexable tool block for 150.10-series parting systems on CNC and manual lathes.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a machinist or CNC tooling technician. Power down and lock out the machine before mounting or adjusting any tooling in the turret or tool post. Ensure the shank seating surfaces are clean and free of chips before tightening the holder. Follow the machine tool manufacturer's torque and clamping guidelines for tool block retention.