Value Collection SC84948967 Type C Tool Holder Bushing

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION SC84948967 is a Type C rotary tool holder bushing used in machine tool setups to locate and support tooling in drill press, milling, or boring fixtures. It features a 2 inch inside diameter and a 2.5 inch outside diameter, with a total length under the head of 4.5 inches. The head thickness measures 0.333 inches, providing a stable seating surface against the fixture plate. At 2.376 pounds, this is a substantial, solid bushing suited for production and maintenance machining environments. Licensed machinists and toolroom technicians are the primary installers.

This bushing is suited for use in jig and fixture applications where a Type C configuration is required. Type C bushings are slip-renewable style components used in drill jigs and precision tool-guiding fixtures across light industrial and production machining operations. The 4.125 inch slot length accommodates standard liner configurations in typical fixture setups. It is appropriate for both shop-fabricated fixtures and off-the-shelf jig plate assemblies where the 2 inch bore size is specified.

Key Features

• Type C bushing configuration for slip-renewable fixture applications
• 2 inch inside diameter and 2.5 inch outside diameter for precise tool guidance
• 4.5 inch length under head accommodates deep fixture plates
• 4.125 inch slot length for standard liner engagement
• 0.333 inch head thickness provides solid seating against the jig plate surface
• Weighs 2.376 pounds — built for durability in production environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit component for machine tool fixtures requiring a Type C slip-renewable drill bushing with a 2 inch bore.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by machinists or toolroom technicians working with drill jigs and fixture assemblies. The machine should be de-energized and all rotating components brought to a full stop before servicing or replacing bushings in an active fixture. Use proper press or mallet technique to seat the bushing without deforming the bore. Verify liner clearance and slot alignment before returning the fixture to service.