Walter 5096941 Clamp Screw Indexables T20IP Torx FS1495

Product Description

The WALTER 5096941 is a clamp screw designed for indexable tooling systems, specifically for use with grooving insert holders in the FS1495 series. It features a T20IP Torx drive interface, which provides positive engagement during installation and reduces the risk of cam-out under torque. This hardware component secures cutting inserts firmly in their pockets to maintain precise positioning during machining operations. It is installed by machinists, toolroom technicians, and CNC setup personnel working with WALTER indexable grooving toolholders. At 0.0044 pounds, it is a precision fastener engineered to exact tolerances for repeatable clamping performance.

This clamp screw is intended for use in grooving indexable tooling applications. It is compatible with the FS1495 series insert clamping system and is used to retain cutting inserts in grooving toolholders during turning and part-off operations on CNC lathes and turning centers. The T20IP Torx drive makes it suitable for use in tight toolholder pockets where access space is limited. This item is sold individually with a minimum order quantity of 10 pieces.

Key Features

• T20IP Torx drive provides positive engagement and reduces cam-out risk during tightening
• Designed for FS1495 series indexable grooving toolholders
• Compatible with ODM. 0605.. and ODH. 0605 insert types
• Precision-machined fastener for consistent, repeatable insert clamping
• Lightweight construction at 0.0044 pounds per unit

Compatibility

Compatible with WALTER FS1495 series indexable grooving toolholders. Confirmed compatible inserts include ODM. 0605.. and ODH. 0605 series. WALTER catalog number FS1495 applies.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified machinist or toolroom technician familiar with indexable cutting tool systems. Power down and lock out the machine spindle before changing inserts or clamping hardware. Use a calibrated T20IP Torx key or driver to seat the screw; do not use worn or improperly sized drivers, as this can damage the drive interface. Replace clamp screws that show signs of thread wear, deformation, or drive recess damage.