Micro 100
Micro 100 C-10 Brazed Tool Bit Carbide Zinc 5/8 in
Carbide-tipped single-point tool bit with a 5/8 in zinc shank for lathe work
- Carbide tip holds a sharp edge longer
- Zinc coating resists corrosion during use
- 5/8 in shank fits standard tool holders
- Neutral geometry works on multiple materials
- Single-point design simplifies sharpening tasks
Brazed Carbide Tool Bit
This Micro 100 C-10 brazed tool bit uses a carbide tip on a zinc body for single-point machining. The neutral geometry suits general-purpose turning on a lathe. It measures four inches long with a 5/8 inch shank width.
For Manual Lathe Work
Machinists who need a ready-to-use carbide bit for facing or external turning will find this item suitable. Buyers who want indexable inserts, a different shank size, or a coated grade should look at something else.
Neutral Carbide Grade
The single specification that decides fit is the uncoated neutral carbide grade marked C. It determines which materials cut cleanly and whether the tool matches your current tooling setup.
Highlights
- Carbide tip holds a sharp edge longer
- Zinc coating resists corrosion during use
- 5/8 in shank fits standard tool holders
- Neutral geometry works on multiple materials
- Single-point design simplifies sharpening tasks
Specifications
| Brand | Micro 100 |
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Questions about this item
How long does the carbide tip last before it needs sharpening?
The brazed carbide tip is designed for extended wear resistance in general-purpose turning operations.
Does the tool bit generate excessive heat during continuous cutting?
Carbide construction dissipates heat effectively, reducing thermal buildup during sustained use.
What tool holder size is required for the 5/8 inch shank?
A standard tool holder with a 5/8 inch opening is needed to secure the shank properly.
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