Micro 100
Micro 100 RTC-125-23 Engraving Tool 3/8" Carbide
Double-ended carbide engraving tool with a 30-degree point and .0040 in tip for 3/8 in cutting length
- Double-angle tip cuts clean lines
- 30° included angle suits fine detail
- 3/8" length of cut reaches deeper
- Solid carbide resists wear longer
- Uncoated surface keeps edges sharp
Micro 100 RTC-125-23 Carbide Engraving Tool
This Micro 100 engraving tool is a new power and pneumatic accessory built for precision marking tasks. It features a double-ended carbide design with a 30-degree included angle for clean cuts. The 3/8-inch length of cut suits detailed work on compatible materials. The uncoated carbide construction resists wear during repeated use.
Suited for machinists needing a 30-degree carbide
This tool fits operators who require a double-ended, uncoated carbide engraver with a 3/8-inch cut length and 30-degree angle. Buyers needing a different included angle, a coated cutting surface, or a larger shank diameter should look at other options. The .0040-inch tip radius is fixed and cannot be changed. It is not for applications requiring adjustable geometry.
30-degree double-ended carbide tip with .0040 radius
The defining specification is the 30-degree double-ended carbide tip with a .0040-inch radius and 3/8-inch length of cut. This geometry determines the groove profile and detail level possible in each pass. Verify that your machine accepts this shank style and that the angle matches your engraving requirements. No other tip angle or radius is available on this model.
Highlights
- Double-angle tip cuts clean lines
- 30° included angle suits fine detail
- 3/8" length of cut reaches deeper
- Solid carbide resists wear longer
- Uncoated surface keeps edges sharp
Specifications
| Brand | MICRO 100 |
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Questions about this item
What does the 0.0040 in measurement mean for the engraved line width?
The 0.0040 in figure is the tip flat width, so each engraved line will be approximately four thousandths of an inch wide.
How does the 30 degree included angle affect the cut profile?
The 30 degree included angle produces a narrow V-groove with steep side walls, suited to fine lettering and detail work.
What shank size is needed to hold this 3/8 inch length-of-cut tool?
The tool is a 3/8 inch shank carbide blank, so a 3/8 inch collet or holder is required for secure clamping.
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