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The SECO 00065791 is a replacement anvil designed for indexable toolholders used in metal cutting and machining operations. Anvils serve as the seating surface beneath the cutting insert, protecting the toolholder pocket from direct cutting forces and distributing load evenly during turning, boring, or grooving operations. This anvil is sized for a 0.375 inch insert inscribed circle and carries a toolholder insert size code of 3, making it a precise match for compatible SECO toolholder bodies. It is compatible with anvil screw SLS-35 and anvil key TX3.5. Thickness is 1/8 inch. Machinists and toolroom technicians install these as consumable wear components during routine insert changes or when the seating surface shows damage.
This anvil is suited for use in production machining environments, toolrooms, and maintenance shops where indexable toolholders are regularly serviced. It fits toolholders requiring a 0.375 inch inscribed circle insert seat with size code 3 geometry. The industry standard number RS-32C provides a cross-reference point for sourcing across compatible toolholder platforms. Sold individually, with a minimum order quantity of 10 units, making it practical to stock as a service item alongside insert inventory.
Designed for indexable toolholders requiring a size 3 insert seat with a 0.375 inch inscribed circle. Compatible with anvil screw SLS-35 and anvil key TX3.5. Cross-references to industry standard number RS-32C.
Anvil replacement is performed by machinists or toolroom technicians during indexable insert service. Before replacing the anvil, ensure the machine is fully powered down and the toolholder is removed from the turret or tool post. Inspect the pocket seat and screw threads for damage before installing the new anvil. Use the correct anvil key TX3.5 and screw SLS-35 to secure the anvil and avoid over-torquing the retention screw.
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