Micro 100
Micro 100 IT-320750 Threading Tool 60° Carbide .1325 in
Carbide threading tool cuts 60° threads with a .1325 in tip for precise machining
- 60° included angle cuts standard threads
- Carbide construction resists wear in steel
- .1325 in tip fits fine-pitch work
- 2-1/2 in overall length gives reach
- Bright uncoated finish suits dry cutting
Micro 100 Threading Tool 60° Carbide
The Micro 100 IT-320750 is a solid carbide threading tool with a 60-degree included angle and a .1325 in dimension. It is designed for machinists and toolmakers who need to cut precise internal or external threads in a variety of materials. The bright uncoated finish provides a clean cutting surface for general-purpose threading applications.
Build Integration and Machine Requirements
This tool fits standard tool holders compatible with its shank specifications and requires a rigid lathe or turning centre to maintain accuracy. Its carbide construction allows higher cutting speeds than high-speed steel alternatives, which reduces cycle time and frees up machine capacity for other operations. Proper coolant delivery and workpiece clamping are essential to prevent vibration during the threading pass.
Capacity Limits and Application Range
The 60-degree profile suits standard unified and metric thread forms within the tool's cutting diameter range. Carbide hardness provides extended wear life in abrasive alloys and hardened steels where other tooling wears quickly. The geometry is not suited for large-diameter coarse threads or interrupted cuts that risk chipping the brittle carbide edge. Chip control in ductile materials may require adjusted feed rates.
Highlights
- 60° included angle cuts standard threads
- Carbide construction resists wear in steel
- .1325 in tip fits fine-pitch work
- 2-1/2 in overall length gives reach
- Bright uncoated finish suits dry cutting
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How deep can the .1325 in carbide tip cut before deflection becomes the limiting factor?
The .1325 in carbide tip is designed for threading operations where its small diameter and carbide construction resist deflection during sustained cutting in appropriate materials.
Does the uncoated carbide generate noticeable heat during extended threading sessions?
The bright uncoated carbide runs cool enough for typical threading tasks, though cutting speed and workpiece material will determine actual temperature rise during all day use.
What holder or tool post is required to mount this 60 degree threading tool?
The tool fits standard holders that accept a 0.1325 in shank, so an appropriately sized tool post or boring bar is needed before it can be used.
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