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Micro 100

Micro 100 E-6 Brazed Tool Bit 3/8 in W 2.5 in L

SKU CH-H516-RQZNR

Carbide-tipped brazed tool bit for single-point machining, 2.5 in long with 3/8 in shank width

  • Main materialHAWA
  • Product weight0.1
  • Carbide tip resists wear for longer tool life
  • HAWA material delivers high hardness and heat resistance
  • 3/8 in shank fits standard tool holders
  • 5 in overall length provides extended reach
  • Lightweight at .1 lb reduces operator fatigue

Purpose & Audience

The Micro 100 E-6 brazed tool bit is a single-point carbide cutting insert designed for manual lathe work. Machinists and tool-room technicians use it for facing, turning and profiling operations on ferrous and non-ferrous stock.

Critical Specification

The bit is made from HAWA carbide with a zinc braze joint, providing a 3/8 inch shank width and 2.5 inch overall length. This geometry determines the maximum depth of cut and the tool-holder pocket size required.

Build Integration

The shank fits standard 3/8 inch tool-holder blocks, so no special clamping hardware is needed. The carbide tip allows higher cutting speeds than high-speed steel, reducing cycle time on each pass. Buyers who need an indexable insert system or a larger shank for heavy roughing will need a different tool style.

How it compares

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Price $11.99
Cheaper than about 75% of the 2,474 comparable items (median $23.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameMicro 100
Size & build
Main materialHAWA

Questions about this item

What does the 3/8 in shank width mean once the bit is in a real machine?

The 3/8 in shank fits directly into a matching tool holder on a lathe or boring bar without an adapter.

What interface or standard does the E-style bit follow, and what does it cap in practice?

The E-style designation sets the bit geometry for external turning, limiting use to that specific cutting orientation.

What does the bit physically need to fit or mount in a holder?

A holder with a 3/8 in square pocket secures the 2.5 in long carbide brazed tip for immediate cutting.

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