Micro 100
Micro 100 RNCM-030-1 Engraving Tool 5.00 mm 90 Degrees Carbide
A 90-degree carbide engraving tool with a 5.00 mm length of cut for precision marking
- 5 mm cut length for precise engraving
- 90 degree tip angle creates clean V-grooves
- Carbide construction resists wear on hard materials
- Uncoated surface suits general-purpose machining
- Micro 100 quality for reliable performance
Engraving Tool 5 mm 90° Carbide
This Micro 100 engraving tool is a single-flute carbide cutter with a 90-degree included angle and a 5.00 mm length of cut. It is designed for precision marking and engraving on a range of workpiece materials using CNC or manual milling equipment. The uncoated carbide substrate provides sharp edge retention for clean character definition.
Replaces Worn or Dull Engraving Cutters
The tool replaces an existing engraving cutter that has lost its edge or chipped, restoring sharp V-groove capability without changing holder or tooling strategy. The upgrade is worth it when the current cutter produces ragged characters or requires excessive spindle speed to compensate for wear. A fresh carbide edge reduces burr formation and improves cycle time on repetitive marking jobs.
Limited to 5 mm Cut Length and Uncoated Carbide
The 5.00 mm length of cut restricts the maximum groove depth achievable in a single pass, so deeper engraving requires multiple steps or a different tool. The uncoated carbide offers no thermal or wear barrier beyond the base substrate, limiting tool life in abrasive alloys or high-speed production runs. Users needing extended reach or coated performance must select an alternative specification.
Highlights
- 5 mm cut length for precise engraving
- 90 degree tip angle creates clean V-grooves
- Carbide construction resists wear on hard materials
- Uncoated surface suits general-purpose machining
- Micro 100 quality for reliable performance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What shank diameter does the RNCM-030-1 engraving tool need to fit my holder?
The tool uses a standard 5.00 mm shank; verify your collet or chuck accepts that metric size before ordering.
How do I install the carbide tip without damaging the 90-degree edge?
Tighten the holder evenly with a torque wrench if specified; over-tightening or side-loading during insertion is the step most users get wrong.
When will the uncoated carbide tip need replacement?
Replace once the 90-degree point shows visible wear or chipping; uncoated carbide dulls faster in abrasive materials than coated versions.
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