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Micro 100

Micro 100 BBL-3601000 Boring Tool .360 In Bore 1.000 In D

SKU CH-Q35R-DZCFV

C2 micrograin carbide boring bar with a .360 in bore diameter and 1.000 in shank diameter

  • C2 Micrograin Carbide construction resists wear during boring
  • .360 inch bore diameter matches precise hole sizing
  • 000 inch shank diameter fits standard tool holders
  • Bright uncoated finish allows custom coating selection

Boring Tool .360 In Bore 1.000 In D

This Micro 100 boring tool is manufactured from C2 micrograin carbide for machining operations. It suits machine-shop professionals who need a solid-carbide boring bar with a .360 inch bore diameter and a 1.000 inch D dimension. The bright uncoated finish is supplied as new stock.

Practical limits of the boring-bar standard

The tool’s cutting geometry is defined by the stated bore and shank dimensions, so it cannot reach smaller internal diameters or fit holders requiring a different shank size. Buyers who need a different bore diameter or a coated variant will need a separate part number.

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Price $45.99
Cheaper than about 61% of the 397 comparable items (median $91.99).

Specifications

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Brand nameMICRO 100

Questions about this item

Should I choose the .360 in bore or the 1.000 in diameter version for my setup?

The tool has a .360 in bore diameter and a 1.000 in shank diameter; both dimensions are fixed on this single part, so select it when your machine requires that exact bore size and shank fit.

What does the .360 in bore mean once the tool is in the spindle?

It defines the minimum hole diameter you can machine; the cutter will not enter a bore smaller than .360 in, so plan your operations around that limit.

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