Seco 02440061 Insert Key T15P Torx Plus Drive

Product Description

The SECO 02440061 is a T15P Torx Plus insert key designed for seating and removing indexable cutting inserts in Seco-Capto tooling systems. This small but precise hand tool drives the anvil screw that secures indexable inserts to tool bodies, maintaining correct seating and clamping force during insert changes. At 0.01 pounds, it is a lightweight service tool kept in a toolbox or hung at the machine for quick access. Machinists and CNC setup techs working with Seco-Capto modular tooling will reach for this key every time an insert needs to be indexed or replaced.

This insert key is intended for use with Seco-Capto series toolholders that use anvil screw clamping for indexable inserts. It is the correct tool for T15P Torx Plus drive fasteners found on Seco-Capto compatible tool bodies used in turning, boring, and modular quick-change setups on CNC lathes and machining centers. Keeping the correct insert key on hand prevents fastener damage and ensures consistent clamping torque during high-frequency insert changes in production environments.

Key Features

• T15P Torx Plus drive matches the anvil screw specification on Seco-Capto indexable toolholders
• Designed specifically for anvil screw compatibility — reduces risk of fastener rounding or stripping
• Lightweight at 0.01 pounds — minimal add to toolbox or machine-side tool tray
• Single-piece packaging — sold individually for direct replacement or spare use
• UNSPSC Code 27111700 — classified under cutting tool accessories and related hardware

Compatibility

Compatible with Seco-Capto series tooling systems using anvil screw clamping and T15P Torx Plus drive fasteners, as specified by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

Insert key changes are performed by machinists or CNC setup technicians during routine insert indexing. Before changing inserts, confirm the machine spindle is stopped and all axes are stationary. Use only the correct Torx Plus key size for the anvil screw — substituting standard Torx or hex drivers can damage the fastener head and compromise clamping. Follow the toolholder manufacturer guidelines for recommended seating procedure when securing a new insert.