Irwin Tools 585-54009 9-piece bolt extractor set pneumatic accessory
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Carbide engraving tool with a 90-degree double tip and .0040 in radius for a 1/2 in length of cut
The Micro 100 RNC-375-24 is a carbide engraving tool designed for precision marking applications. It features a 90-degree included angle and a half-inch length of cut. The tool suits machinists and fabricators who need clean, sharp characters or lines on metal workpieces. Its uncoated carbide construction provides hardness and wear resistance for consistent results.
This double-ended engraving tool replaces single-tip alternatives by offering two cutting ends in one holder. The jump is worth it when operators want to reduce tool-change downtime during repetitive marking tasks. Each end maintains the same 90-degree geometry and 0.0040-inch tip specification. Users gain extended productive time before the tool requires resharpening or replacement.
The uncoated carbide substrate performs well in standard steel and alloy engraving but wears faster in highly abrasive materials or at elevated cutting speeds. The 90-degree point geometry concentrates force, which can accelerate tip degradation in hardened workpieces. Coolant or light feed rates help extend tool life. The tool is not suited for high-volume automated marking where coated grades would last longer.
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| Brand name | MICRO 100 |
The tool provides a 1/2 in length of cut, so verify your holder and workpiece clearance match that dimension before purchasing.
Clamp the uncoated carbide shank securely in a precision collet or holder, tightening evenly to avoid runout; the step often missed is checking concentricity with a dial indicator before cutting.
Replace the tool when the 90 degree included angle shows visible wear or chipping, or when the .0040 in tip radius no longer produces clean lines in your material.
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