Seco 00092654 Cap Screw Indexables Hex Socket Drive

Product Description

The SECO 00092654 is a cylindrical-head cap screw designed to secure indexable inserts on turning toolholders. It features a 4 mm hex socket drive and is compatible with the H00T-4060 key driver. Made from steel, this screw provides the clamping force and dimensional precision required to hold inserts firmly during metal-cutting operations. It is used by machinists and toolroom technicians working with SECO Jetstream series tooling. The cylindrical head profile suits the counterbored pockets found on clamp-style insert seats. Each package contains one screw, with a minimum order quantity of 10.

This cap screw is suited for turning applications using clamp-style indexable insert toolholders. It fits within the Jetstream series tooling platform and is the correct hardware for insert clamping configurations that require a 4 mm hex socket drive. It is a direct replacement screw for worn, stripped, or lost hardware on compatible Jetstream turning toolholders. Machinists, toolroom techs, and CNC setup personnel typically stock these screws as consumable hardware alongside their indexable tooling inventory.

Key Features

• 4 mm hex socket drive for use with H00T-4060 key driver
• Cylindrical head profile fits standard clamp-style insert pockets
• Compatible with clamp and insert hardware configurations
• Designed for Jetstream series turning toolholders
• Steel construction for durability in high-load clamping applications

Compatibility

Designed for use with SECO Jetstream series turning toolholders that use clamp-style indexable insert seating. Requires the H00T-4060 hex key driver. Compatible with clamp and insert hardware configurations as specified by SECO for this series.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by toolroom technicians or CNC setup personnel. Power down all machine spindles and confirm the machine is in a safe, locked-out state before replacing insert hardware. Use only the specified H00T-4060 key driver to seat and tighten the screw — using an incorrect driver risks rounding the socket. Follow the toolholder manufacturer torque recommendations found in the applicable SECO tooling documentation.