Micro 100
Micro 100 RSC-375-1 Engraving Tool 1/2" Cut Carbide
Carbide engraving tool with a 60-degree tip and 25/64 inch cutting length
- 60-degree carbide tip cuts clean engravings
- 0040 in tip radius for fine detail
- 25/64 in shank fits standard holders
- Uncoated carbide resists wear on hard materials
- Micro 100 tooling built for precision work
Micro 100 RSC-375-1 Engraving Tool
The Micro 100 RSC-375-1 is a carbide engraving tool designed for precision marking and detail work in a workshop or light industrial setting. It suits machinists, engravers and technicians who need a durable, uncoated cutter for clean lines in metal or plastic.
60-degree included angle with .0040-inch tip
The single specification that determines fit is the 60-degree included angle combined with a .0040-inch tip width. This geometry sets the width and depth of the engraved line, so the tool is only correct when the drawing or program calls for that exact angle and tip size.
For fine-detail engraving in metal or plastic
Buyers cutting wider grooves, milling larger radii or needing a coated tool for extended life in abrasive alloys should look at something else. The tool is also not suited for high-volume CNC production runs where indexable inserts or diamond-tipped cutters are required.
Highlights
- 60-degree carbide tip cuts clean engravings
- 0040 in tip radius for fine detail
- 25/64 in shank fits standard holders
- Uncoated carbide resists wear on hard materials
- Micro 100 tooling built for precision work
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 60-degree angle mean for engraving results?
The 60-degree included angle produces a sharp V-groove suitable for detailed lettering and fine-line work in metals and plastics.
How does the 25/64-inch shank fit into my tool holder?
The 25/64-inch shank diameter fits standard ER collets or end-mill holders sized for that dimension; verify your holder capacity before use.
What clearance does the 1/2-inch length of cut require?
The half-inch cutting length needs at least that much tool protrusion from the holder plus workpiece thickness to reach full depth without holder interference.
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