Seco 02483459 Indexable Cap Screw TP9 Torx Plus

Product Description

The SECO 02483459 is a TP9 Torx Plus drive cap screw designed for securing indexable inserts in milling and turning toolholders. This small-format fastener is a critical component in indexable tooling assemblies, holding cutting inserts firmly against the anvil seat during machining operations. The TP9 Torx Plus drive provides positive engagement with the appropriate Torx Plus key, reducing the risk of drive recess damage during tightening. Sold individually per package, this screw is ordered in multiples of 10, making it straightforward to stock for shop or service use.

This cap screw is intended for use in indexable milling and turning toolholders that accept an anvil-style insert seat. It is compatible with insert F94009-T09P and is suited for production machining environments where indexable insert tools are regularly serviced and inserts are rotated or replaced. Proper fastener condition is essential to insert stability and cut quality, making periodic replacement of worn or damaged screws a standard maintenance practice in any tooling program.

Key Features

• TP9 Torx Plus drive for secure, low-cam-out engagement during tightening
• Designed for anvil-style indexable toolholder assemblies
• Compatible with milling and turning indexable tool types
• Confirmed compatibility with insert F94009-T09P
• Sold as single-piece packages, ordered in multiples of 10 for easy stocking

Compatibility

Compatible with indexable insert F94009-T09P and anvil-style indexable toolholders requiring a TP9 Torx Plus cap screw in milling and turning applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by machinists or toolroom technicians as part of routine indexable insert service. Always ensure the toolholder pocket, anvil seat, and screw threads are clean and free of chips before seating a new insert and driving the cap screw. Use the correct TP9 Torx Plus key and follow the toolholder manufacturer's torque specification. Replace the cap screw if threads are damaged or the drive recess shows wear, as a compromised screw can allow insert movement during cutting.