Seco 75004462 Cap Screw Hex Socket Button Head Turning

Product Description

The SECO 75004462 is a hex socket drive, button head cap screw engineered for securing indexable inserts in turning toolholders. Made from steel, this fastener is designed for use within the Jetstream and Seco-Capto tooling systems. It provides a secure, low-profile clamping point that keeps inserts properly seated during turning operations. The button head geometry minimizes interference with workpiece clearance, and the hex socket drive allows precise torque application with a standard hex key. At 0.02 pounds, this is a small but operationally critical component that directly affects insert stability and cut quality.

This cap screw is intended for turning applications where indexable inserts are mounted to toolholders compatible with the Jetstream and Seco-Capto series. It is suited for use in production turning environments where insert changes are frequent and consistent fastener performance is required. Machinists and toolroom technicians typically stock these screws as replacements due to wear or loss during routine insert indexing. The screw fits toolholders with an insert inscribed circle of 0.375 inches.

Key Features

• Button head profile reduces clearance interference during turning operations
• Hex socket drive for controlled torque application with standard hex keys
• Steel construction for durability in high-cycle insert indexing
• Compatible with Jetstream and Seco-Capto series toolholders
• Sized for inserts with a 0.375-inch inscribed circle
• Sold individually with a minimum order quantity of 10 units

Compatibility

Designed for use with insert toolholders in the Jetstream and Seco-Capto series, compatible with turning indexable inserts having an inscribed circle of 0.375 inches.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by machinists or toolroom technicians during insert indexing or replacement. Always remove the toolholder from the machine and ensure the spindle is locked before servicing insert hardware. Use the correct hex key size to avoid rounding the socket drive. Apply only the torque specified by the toolholder manufacturer for this screw size — do not overtighten, as this can damage the insert seat or the screw threads.