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Micro 100 carbide engraving blank double end 4 mm 50 mm uncoated

Micro 100

Micro 100 Engraving Blank Carbide Double End 4.00 mm 50 mm

SKU CH-R37D-P2P7K

Carbide double-end engraving blank with 4.00 mm split length and 50 mm overall length

  • TypeKnives, Cutters & Snips
  • Double-ended design gives two usable tips per blank
  • C2 micrograin carbide provides high hardness and wear resistance
  • 00 mm shank fits standard metric tool holders
  • 50 mm overall length suits compact engraving setups

Micro 100 Carbide Engraving Blank

This Micro 100 engraving blank is made from C2 micrograin carbide for precision engraving tasks. The double-ended design provides two usable tips on a single 50 mm tool. It suits machinists and engravers who grind custom profiles for detailed work.

Check shank compatibility before ordering

The blank has a 4.00 mm diameter that must match your holder or collet size exactly. Verify that your engraving machine accepts metric shanks of this dimension. The uncoated bright finish requires appropriate speeds and feeds for carbide. Buyers needing a pre-ground tip or a different shank diameter should select another item.

Highlights

  • Double-ended design gives two usable tips per blank
  • C2 micrograin carbide provides high hardness and wear resistance
  • 00 mm shank fits standard metric tool holders
  • 50 mm overall length suits compact engraving setups

Specifications

BrandMicro 100
TypeKnives, Cutters & Snips

Questions about this item

Does the blank arrive ready to grind or must I buy a holder separately?

The blank is a solid carbide rod with no holder included; you will need a compatible tool holder or collet to mount it in your machine.

Should I choose the 4.00 mm diameter or the .1575 inch version for my spindle?

Both figures describe the same 4.00 mm shank — .1575 is the inch equivalent — so select the listing that matches the unit your machine’s collet uses.

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