Walter 5097516 Dcln Indexable Turning Toolholder 1x1 Shank

Product Description

The WALTER 5097516 is a right-hand DCLN-style indexable turning toolholder designed for negative-rake external turning operations on CNC lathes and turning centers. It features a 1 inch by 1 inch square shank and an overall length of 5 inches, making it a compact and rigid platform for precision stock removal. The toolholder uses a clamp-style insert holding method with a rake angle of -6 degrees, and it is compatible with CN 43 and CN1204 series inserts. It is part of the Walter Turn series and is intended for installation and use by machinists and tooling technicians in production and job-shop turning environments.

This toolholder is suited for right-hand cutting direction operations in external turning applications. With a head length of 1.26 inches and a maximum overhang of 1.26 inches, it is engineered for setups requiring consistent tool positioning and repeatable insert indexing. The 95-degree lead angle promotes stable cutting action during longitudinal turning passes. Coolant-through capability is not supported on this holder. It is appropriate for use in both production-volume and short-run turning scenarios where standard square-shank tooling is specified.

Key Features

• DCLN toolholder style with right-hand cutting direction and negative rake geometry
• 1 inch by 1 inch square shank for use in standard turning center tool posts and turrets
• Clamp-style insert retention accepts CN 43 and CN1204 series inserts
• 95-degree lead angle supports stable longitudinal turning engagement
• Overall length of 5 inches with a head length of 1.26 inches
• Part of the Walter Turn series for consistent tooling system integration

Compatibility

Accepts CN 43 and CN1204 series indexable inserts with a 0.5 inch inscribed circle diameter. Compatible insert width is 0.508 inches (12.90 mm). Designed for use in standard square-shank external turning toolholder setups as part of the Walter Turn tooling system.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified machinist or tooling technician. Secure the shank fully within the tool post or turret to the recommended clamping depth before engaging the workpiece. Ensure the machine spindle is at a complete stop and all stored energy is released before changing or indexing inserts. Follow the machine tool and tooling manufacturer guidelines for torque and insert seating procedures.