Micro 100
Micro 100 RNC-500-24 Engraving Tool 5/8 in Carbide
Double-ended 90-degree carbide engraving tool with 5/8 inch cutting length
- 90-degree double tip creates precise engraving lines
- Carbide construction resists wear during extended use
- 5/8 inch length of cut handles deeper marks
- Uncoated surface allows sharp edge retention
- Micro 100 brand trusted for tool accuracy
Engraving Tool for Precision Machining
The Micro 100 RNC-500-24 is a double-ended carbide engraving tool built for 90-degree cutting in inch-based applications. It targets machinists and fabricators who need a rigid, uncoated carbide cutter for detailed marking or light material removal on metal workpieces.
Build Integration and Clearance
The 5/8-inch length of cut defines the maximum depth per pass, so the toolholder and spindle must accommodate that reach without interference. Its double-ended geometry lets you flip the tool when one tip wears, extending productive time between changes and reducing the number of inserts a shop must stock.
Uncoated Carbide and Included Geometry
Supplied uncoated, the carbide relies on its substrate hardness and the 90-degree included angle to produce clean, sharp V-grooves without the edge buildup that coatings can sometimes cause. The .004-inch tip radius is factory ground, giving a consistent starting point for fine engraving work right out of the package.
Highlights
- 90-degree double tip creates precise engraving lines
- Carbide construction resists wear during extended use
- 5/8 inch length of cut handles deeper marks
- Uncoated surface allows sharp edge retention
- Micro 100 brand trusted for tool accuracy
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How deep can the 5/8 in carbide engraving tool cut in a single pass?
The tool provides a 5/8 in length of cut, allowing that depth in one pass with the carbide tip.
Does the 90 degree double-ended carbide tip run hot during extended engraving sessions?
The uncoated carbide tip is designed for engraving; heat buildup depends on spindle speed, feed rate and workpiece material.
What shank size or holder does the RNC-500-24 engraving tool require to mount in my machine?
The tool uses a standard shank compatible with common ER collets or Weldon holders for 5/8 in cut length tools.
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