Seco 74029541 Anvil Indexable Toolholder 0.625 Inch

Product Description

The SECO 74029541 is a replacement anvil for indexable toolholders, designed to seat and support indexable inserts during turning or boring operations. Anvils protect the toolholder pocket from insert wear and distribute cutting forces evenly across the seating surface. This anvil is sized for a 0.625 inch insert inscribed circle and carries a toolholder insert size code of 27. It is compatible with the C05012-T15P anvil screw and the T15P-2 anvil key. Installation and replacement are routine maintenance tasks performed by machinists and tool crib technicians in production and job-shop environments.

This anvil is suited for use in indexable turning, boring, or milling toolholders that accept a 0.625 inch inscribed circle insert. Anvil replacement is standard practice when a seating surface shows deformation, pitting, or insert rocking after carbide insert indexing. Matching the anvil to the correct insert size code and compatible screw is required to maintain proper insert seating and cutting geometry. This part ships in a quantity of one.

Key Features

• Sized for 0.625 inch insert inscribed circle for positive insert seating
• Toolholder insert size code 27 for precise fit in compatible pockets
• Compatible with C05012-T15P anvil screw for secure clamping
• Designed for use with T15P-2 anvil key during installation and removal
• Direct OEM-style replacement to restore toolholder pocket integrity

Compatibility

Designed for indexable toolholders requiring a size code 27 anvil with a 0.625 inch insert inscribed circle. Compatible anvil screw is C05012-T15P. Compatible anvil key is T15P-2.

Installation Notes

Anvil replacement should be performed with the machine powered down and the toolholder removed from the turret or spindle. Use the specified T15P-2 anvil key to remove and seat the anvil, and secure with the C05012-T15P screw. Inspect the pocket for burrs or debris before seating the new anvil to ensure flat, stable insert contact. Follow the toolholder manufacturer's torque procedure for the clamping screw.