Walter 5006805 Indexable Cap Screw T6 Torx M1.8

Product Description

The WALTER 5006805 is a countersunk cap screw designed to secure indexable inserts in drilling toolholders. It uses a T6 Torx drive and M1.8 thread, with a flat point and countersunk head geometry that seats flush against the insert pocket. At 0.169 inches overall length and 0.002 pounds, it is a precision fastener built to the tight tolerances required for indexable tooling systems. Installation requires the WALTER FS1063 key driver. This screw is part of the Walter Stardrill series and is handled by machining professionals and toolroom technicians working with indexable drilling assemblies.

This cap screw is used in indexable drilling applications where insert retention and precise seating are critical to cutting performance and tool life. It is compatible with B3212, B3213, and B3214 toolholders within the Walter Stardrill series. Compatible inserts include LCMX 050203-B57, LCMX 050203-D57, and LCMX 050203-E57. Typical install scenarios include production machining environments where indexable insert replacement is performed at the machine or in a toolroom setting.

Key Features

• T6 Torx drive for positive engagement and reduced cam-out risk during insert changes
• M1.8 thread size matched to Walter Stardrill toolholder insert pockets
• Countersunk head with flat point for flush, stable insert seating
• Compatible with FS1063 key driver for torque control during installation
• Compact 0.169-inch overall length suited to small-diameter drilling toolholders
• Sold in minimum order quantities of 10 to support production toolroom stocking

Compatibility

Compatible with B3212, B3213, and B3214 toolholders in the Walter Stardrill series. Designed for use with LCMX 050203-B57, LCMX 050203-D57, and LCMX 050203-E57 indexable inserts. Requires the FS1063 key driver for installation.

Installation Notes

This fastener is installed by machinists and toolroom technicians performing indexable insert changes on Walter Stardrill drilling tools. Always use the specified FS1063 Torx key driver to avoid fastener damage from incorrect tooling. Do not substitute a generic T6 driver that does not provide controlled torque application. Inspect the screw and insert pocket for debris or damage before reinstalling to ensure proper seating and insert retention.