Seco 02578575 Indexable Cutoff Blade Series 150.10A

Product Description

The SECO 02578575 is a single-end, neutral-cutting indexable cutoff blade designed for parting operations on CNC and manual turning equipment. Built to Series 150.10A specifications, the blade measures 0.610 inches high, 0.071 inches wide, and 1.303 inches in overall length. It uses a self-grip insert holding method, accepting inserts with a minimum width of 0.078 inches and an insert corner radius of 0.006 inches. The blade is ISO-standard compliant and is compatible with both left-hand and right-hand setups, making it a versatile option for machining shops performing cutoff and grooving work on workpieces up to 1.5 inches in diameter.

This blade is suited for production and job-shop turning environments where precise parting and cutoff operations are required. The neutral cutting direction allows it to be used in either hand orientation, reducing the need to stock separate left- and right-hand tooling. It seats into 150.10-series tool blocks and is identified by insert seat size 2, compatible with the 150.10-2 insert series. Typical applications include bar stock cutoff, grooving, and profile turning on lathes handling small-diameter workpieces up to 1.5 inches.

Key Features

• Single-end blade design in Series 150.10A for parting and cutoff operations
• Neutral cutting direction with left-hand and right-hand compatibility
• Self-grip insert holding method for secure, repeatable insert seating
• Maximum workpiece diameter of 1.5 inches
• ISO-standard compliant construction
• Insert seat size 2, accepting 150.10-2 series inserts

Compatibility

Compatible with R/L150.10...-15 series tool blocks and toolholders. Accepts 150.10-2.. series inserts. Designed for use with Tool Block Style 150.10-15.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified machinist or tooling technician with the machine powered down and the spindle fully stopped before seating the blade or changing inserts. Ensure the tool block clamping surfaces are clean and free of chips before securing the blade. Consult the machine tool and tooling manufacturer documentation for correct clamping torque and insert-change procedures. Follow applicable shop safety standards when working with cutting tools and rotating equipment.