Micro 100
Micro 100 RSC-187-23 Engraving Tool 60 Degrees Carbide
A 60-degree carbide engraving tool with a 7/16-inch length of cut for precision machining
- 60-degree carbide tip engraves precise V-grooves
- 7/16 inch length of cut handles deeper profiles
- Uncoated carbide resists edge buildup in non-ferrous metals
- Micro 100 tool-grade carbide maintains sharpness across repeated passes
- Double-ended design provides two cutting edges per tool
Engraving Tool for Carbide Work
The Micro 100 RSC-187-23 is a double-ended engraving tool ground to a 60-degree included angle. It is made from uncoated carbide and intended for inch-based machining setups. The length of cut measures 7/16 in.
Carbide Construction and Uncoated Finish
Solid carbide provides high wear resistance in abrasive materials. The uncoated surface avoids coating buildup on fine features. Double-ended geometry gives two usable tips per holder. The 0.004 in dimension supports detailed engraving passes.
Verify Holder and Clearance Before Ordering
Confirm your tool holder accepts the shank style implied by the part number. Ensure the machine spindle can reach the 7/16 in length of cut without interference. Buyers needing a different included angle or a coated alternative should select another tool.
Highlights
- 60-degree carbide tip engraves precise V-grooves
- 7/16 inch length of cut handles deeper profiles
- Uncoated carbide resists edge buildup in non-ferrous metals
- Micro 100 tool-grade carbide maintains sharpness across repeated passes
- Double-ended design provides two cutting edges per tool
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 60-degree angle mean for the cut profile?
The 60-degree included angle produces a V-shaped groove suited for lettering and fine detail work in metal or plastic.
What shank size does the RSC-187-23 need to fit my holder?
The tool uses a standard 3/16-inch shank compatible with common engraving toolholders and collets.
How do I install this carbide engraver without chipping the tip?
Insert the shank fully into the collet, tighten evenly, and set the tool so only the 7/16-inch cutting length engages the workpiece.
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