Seco 03002651 Indexable Cutoff Blade Double End Right Hand

Product Description

The SECO 03002651 is a double-end, right-hand indexable cutoff blade designed for parting and grooving operations on CNC lathes and turning centers. Built to the 150.10A blade style, it measures 21.4 mm high, 2 mm wide, and 120 mm in overall length. The blade accepts 150.10-2.5 series inserts at a 2.5 mm insert width and uses a spring-clamp holding method to secure the insert during cut. Maximum depth of cut is 17.5 mm (0.689 inches). The double-end design extends tool life by allowing both ends of the blade to be used before replacement. This blade is part of the Jetstream series, which is engineered for high-pressure coolant delivery to the cutting zone.

This cutoff blade is suited for use in production turning environments where repeatable parting and grooving on bar stock and chucked workpieces is required. It is compatible with tool blocks conforming to the 150.10-20 style. Maximum workpiece diameter is 35 mm. Typical applications include high-volume turning on both manual and CNC lathes in metalworking shops, tool rooms, and production machining facilities. Installation and setup are performed by machinists and CNC tooling technicians.

Key Features

• Double-end blade design allows two usable ends per blade, reducing tooling cost per cut
• Spring-clamp insert holding method provides secure, repeatable insert indexing
• Jetstream series construction supports high-pressure through-coolant delivery
• 2.5 mm insert width with a maximum depth of cut of 17.5 mm suits a wide range of parting operations
• Right-hand cutting direction for standard lathe spindle rotation
• Compatible with 150.10-20 tool block style for quick blade changes

Compatibility

Designed for use with 150.10-2.5 series inserts and 150.10-20 style tool blocks. Maximum compatible workpiece diameter is 35 mm. Consult SECO tooling documentation to confirm holder and insert compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by qualified machinists or CNC tooling technicians. Power down and lock out the machine spindle before changing or indexing the blade. Verify that the tool block is properly torqued and seated in the turret before resuming cuts. Inspect the spring clamp and seating surfaces for chips or debris that could affect insert clamping force and blade alignment.