Micro 100
Micro 100 IT-3201000 Threading Tool 60 Degrees Carbide .1330 in
Carbide threading tool with a 60-degree included angle and .1330 in dimension
- 60-degree included angle cuts precise threads
- Carbide construction resists wear for long life
- Bright uncoated finish suits general threading tasks
- .1330 in size matches fine-pitch requirements
- 2-1/2 in overall length provides stable control
Micro 100 Threading Tool 60° Carbide
The Micro 100 IT-3201000 is a solid carbide threading tool with a 60 degree included angle and a .1330 in dimension. It is designed for creating internal or external threads in a workshop or production environment. The bright uncoated finish suits general-purpose machining on various materials.
Machinists cutting 60° thread forms
This tool suits machinists who need a dedicated carbide insert for 60 degree threading operations on lathes or CNC turning centres. It is not intended for thread forms requiring a different included angle, nor for applications demanding a coated grade for high-speed or abrasive materials. Buyers needing multiple thread profiles should look at indexable tooling systems instead.
Verify holder compatibility and machine rigidity
Before ordering, confirm that your tool holder accepts the .1330 in shank or insert size and that the machine spindle provides sufficient rigidity for carbide tooling. Check that the 60 degree included angle matches the thread standard required for the workpiece. Ensure coolant or lubrication arrangements are appropriate for uncoated carbide in your material.
Highlights
- 60-degree included angle cuts precise threads
- Carbide construction resists wear for long life
- Bright uncoated finish suits general threading tasks
- .1330 in size matches fine-pitch requirements
- 2-1/2 in overall length provides stable control
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What holder diameter do I need to mount the .1330 in shank?
Use a tool holder with a .1330 in bore to secure the carbide shank.
Will the 60 degree included angle match my existing 60 degree thread gauges?
Yes, the 60 degree included angle aligns with standard 60 degree thread forms for consistent inspection.
How can I verify the tool cuts correct threads after installation?
Measure the resulting thread pitch diameter with a 60 degree thread gauge to confirm accuracy.
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