Micro 100
Micro 100 BT-4 Brazed Tool Bit 1.5 In L 1/4 In W
Carbide-tipped single-point tool bit with 1.5 in length and 1/4 in shank for lathe turning operations
- MaterialHAWA
- Weight0.01
- Carbide tip holds an edge for clean cuts
- Right-hand design suits standard lathe operations
- 5 in overall length fits compact tool posts
- 1/4 in shank width matches common holders
- Weighs only 0.01 lb for easy handling
Brazed Tool Bit for Machining
Micro 100 BT-4 is a single-point carbide tool bit designed for right-hand cutting operations. It suits machinists and maintenance technicians who need a durable brazed insert for general-purpose turning or facing tasks on a lathe.
Thermals Noise and Power Draw
As a solid carbide hand tool it produces no operational noise and draws no electrical power. Heat generated during cutting depends entirely on the workpiece material, cutting speed and coolant use rather than the tool itself.
1.5 Inch Length and Quarter Inch Shank
The bit measures 1.5 in overall length with a 1/4 in shank width, made from HAWA carbide with a zinc brazing alloy. It weighs 0.01 lb. Buyers who need a larger shank or a different tool geometry should select another model.
Highlights
- Carbide tip holds an edge for clean cuts
- Right-hand design suits standard lathe operations
- 5 in overall length fits compact tool posts
- 1/4 in shank width matches common holders
- Weighs only 0.01 lb for easy handling
Specifications
| Brand | Micro 100 |
|---|---|
| Material | HAWA |
| Weight | 0.01 |
Questions about this item
How do I mount the 1.5-inch Micro 100 BT-4 bit in my tool holder, and what alignment step is often missed?
Clamp the 1/4-inch shank squarely in the holder so the carbide tip sits on centre height; the step most often missed is verifying tip height with a reference surface before tightening.
What maintenance will the HAWA carbide tip need after extended use?
The tip will dull gradually; dress it on a fine diamond wheel or replace the bit when the edge no longer produces a clean finish.
What limit appears first during a long facing cut with this 0.01 lb bit?
Vibration from the small shank cross-section usually limits depth of cut before the carbide itself wears.
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