Value Collection SC08271439 Slitting Slotting Saw Arbor

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION SC08271439 is a straight-shank slitting and slotting saw arbor designed to mount slitting or slotting saw blades on milling machines and machining centers. The arbor features a 0.75 inch shank diameter and accepts cutter hole diameters of 1 inch, making it a direct-fit tooling solution for standard slitting and slotting operations. Overall length is 3.94 inches, keeping the setup compact and reducing overhang. The head diameter measures 1.5 inches. At 0.308 pounds, the arbor is lightweight without sacrificing rigidity. It is used by machinists and tool-and-die professionals performing slotting, grooving, and parting operations on metalworking equipment.

This arbor is suited for job shop and production machining environments where slitting or slotting saws are used to cut narrow slots, part off material, or machine keyways. The straight shank configuration is compatible with standard milling machine spindles and collet systems that accept a 0.75 inch shank. It is a practical, general-purpose toolholder for shops that run intermittent slitting operations on ferrous and non-ferrous materials.

Key Features

• Straight shank design for compatibility with standard milling spindles and collet holders
• 0.75 inch shank diameter fits common collet and chuck setups
• Accepts 1 inch cutter hole diameter slitting and slotting saw blades
• 1.5 inch head diameter provides stable blade seating
• 3.94 inch overall length minimizes overhang for improved rigidity
• Lightweight at 0.308 pounds for easy handling and tool changes

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose slitting and slotting saw arbor for use with 1 inch cutter hole diameter saw blades on milling machines equipped with spindles or collet systems that accept a 0.75 inch straight shank.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified machinist. Power down and lock out the machine spindle before mounting or removing the arbor. Ensure the collet or chuck is properly torqued to the machine manufacturer's specifications and that the saw blade is secured with the appropriate arbor hardware before resuming operation. Follow applicable shop safety standards and machine tool manufacturer guidelines during setup.