Value Collection 461-2007 Cutoff Blade M35 Cobalt 7in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 461-2007 is a parallel-style cutoff blade designed for precision parting and grooving operations on metalworking lathes and screw machines. Manufactured from M35 cobalt high-speed steel, this blade offers increased heat and wear resistance compared to standard M2 HSS tooling, making it well suited for cutting harder alloys and stainless materials at higher surface speeds. The blade measures 7 inches in overall length, 3/16 inches in width, and 1-1/8 inches in height. A bright finish is applied, with no additional coating. Machinists and tool room technicians working in production or job shop environments are the primary users of this tooling.

This cutoff blade is intended for use in lathe toolholders and screw machine slides that accept the parallel blade profile. It is a general-purpose blade suited for turning centers and manual lathes performing parting, grooving, and cutoff work on ferrous and non-ferrous stock. Its cobalt composition makes it a practical choice when cutting materials that generate significant heat at the tool tip, such as hardened steel, titanium alloys, and high-nickel alloys.

Key Features

• M35 cobalt high-speed steel construction for improved heat resistance over standard HSS
• Parallel blade style for compatibility with standard cutoff toolholders
• 3/16 inches width provides a narrow kerf suitable for precise parting operations
• 1-1/8 inches height gives adequate reach for typical bar stock diameters
• 7 inches overall length fits standard blade-clamping toolholders
• Bright finish with no coating for a consistent ground surface

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-fit replacement for parallel-style cutoff blade holders that accept a 3/16 inch wide by 1-1/8 inch high blade profile in standard lathe and screw machine tooling setups.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by qualified machinists or tool room technicians. Power down the lathe and engage the spindle lock before removing or seating the blade in the toolholder. Ensure the blade is clamped securely and that overhang is minimized to reduce chatter during cutoff operations. Inspect the seating surface of the toolholder for chips or debris before clamping to maintain accurate blade positioning.