Walter 6154554 Indexable Drill Insert P4841C-2R-E57 WXP40

Product Description

The WALTER 6154554 is a solid carbide indexable drill insert carrying ISO code P4841C-2R-E57 WXP40, designed for use in indexable insert drills operating on steel and stainless steel workpieces. The insert features a square shape with four cutting edges, a 5.94 mm inscribed circle, and a 0.33 mm corner radius. It is manufactured to ANSI and ISO standards and coated via PVD process with TiCN under the Tiger Tec series designation, grade WXP40. Licensed machinists and CNC operators install this insert in compatible drill bodies for high-productivity hole-making operations in P and M material groups.

This insert is suited for drilling operations in residential machine shops, production facilities, and job shops targeting steel (ISO material code P) and stainless steel (ISO material code M) workpieces. The E57 chipbreaker geometry supports controlled chip formation in these materials. With an included angle of 90 degrees and insert size code 48, it fits drill bodies built to accept the P484 insert style. The WXP40 grade and PVD TiCN coating provide wear resistance appropriate for moderate to demanding cutting conditions in P40, M30, and S30 material grades.

Key Features

• Solid carbide construction with PVD TiCN coating for extended tool life in steel and stainless steel
• Four cutting edges per insert for maximum value per piece
• E57 chipbreaker geometry for controlled chip evacuation
• Square insert shape, 90-degree included angle, insert style P484
• Meets ANSI and ISO standards for consistent fitment in compatible drill bodies
• Tiger Tec series WXP40 grade rated for P40, M30, and S30 material applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or production supply insert for indexable drill bodies accepting P484-style square inserts with insert size code 48 and ISO code P4841C-2R-E57 WXP40.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by qualified machinists or CNC tooling technicians. Power down and de-energize the machine spindle before changing inserts. Use the appropriate torx or hex key as specified by the drill body manufacturer to seat the insert securely in the pocket; do not overtighten or use impact tools on the clamping screw. Inspect the insert pocket for wear or debris before seating a new insert to ensure proper contact and runout.