Micro 100
Micro 100 RSCM-060-2X Engraving Tool 12.00mm 60° Carbide AlTiN
Double-ended carbide engraving tool with 60° tips, AlTiN coating and 12.00 mm length of cut
- 60° angle produces clean V-groove engravings
- 00 mm length of cut handles deep marking tasks
- Carbide construction resists wear in abrasive materials
- AlTiN coating extends tool life at high speeds
- Double-ended design provides two cutting tips per tool
Double 60° Engraving Tool
This Micro 100 carbide engraving tool features a double-ended design with a 60 degree included angle. The 12.00 mm length of cut suits detailed marking and engraving work in metal. It is aimed at machinists and toolmakers who need a precise, long-lasting cutter for CNC or manual operations.
Carbide AlTiN Construction
The solid carbide body resists wear and holds a sharp edge in steel, stainless steel and non-ferrous alloys. An AlTiN coating reduces friction and heat buildup during extended cuts. This combination keeps cutting forces low and minimises tool deflection in normal use.
Metric Shank Compatibility
The tool fits standard metric holders and collets used in engraving spindles and rotary tools. Its double-ended format provides two cutting tips per holder change, reducing downtime. It does not suit applications requiring a single-ended geometry or a different included angle.
Highlights
- 60° angle produces clean V-groove engravings
- 00 mm length of cut handles deep marking tasks
- Carbide construction resists wear in abrasive materials
- AlTiN coating extends tool life at high speeds
- Double-ended design provides two cutting tips per tool
Specifications
| Brand | MICRO 100 |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the Micro 100 RSCM-060-2X engraving tool and what step is often missed?
Secure the 12.00 mm carbide shank fully in the collet or holder, then verify the 60° tip alignment before starting the machine; the step most often missed is confirming concentric run-out at the tip.
What maintenance or replacement will this engraving tool need later?
The AlTiN-coated carbide edges will dull with use; plan to resharpen or replace the tool once the 60° point geometry no longer produces clean lines in your material.
What limit appears first during sustained engraving with this tool?
Heat buildup at the 60° carbide tip is the first limiting factor; excessive temperature degrades the AlTiN coating and reduces edge life on the 12.00 mm cutting length.
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