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Indexable Cutting Tools

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Claming, Workholding & Positioning (0)
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Tool Holding & Tool Systems (270)
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Turning, Boring & Grooving (0)
Cutter Grinder (1)
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Collet (30)
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Tapping Unit (2)
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Machine Vice (25)
Clamping Kit (8)
Boring Head (15)
Square Set (9)
Milling Cutter (13)
Drill Bits (123)
Metric Tap & Die Set (2)
Sidebar Subcategories
Claming, Workholding & Positioning (0)
Diamond Core Bits (7)
Cutting Fluids & Coolant Systems (0)
Drilling & Hole-Making (33)
Indexable Cutting Tools (0)
Machine & Tool Maintenance (0)
Threading (0)
Tool Blanks (1)
Tool Holding & Tool Systems (270)
Dividing Heads (3)
Screw Jack (7)
Turning, Boring & Grooving (0)
Cutter Grinder (1)
Precision Measuring Tools (732)
Collet (30)
Arbor (13)
Tap Collet (3)
Tapping Unit (2)
Brass Wire (4)
Machine Vice (25)
Clamping Kit (8)
Boring Head (15)
Square Set (9)
Milling Cutter (13)
Drill Bits (123)
Metric Tap & Die Set (2)
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Indexable cutting tools perform like traditional cutting tools but have a tool body or toolholder that accepts replaceable indexable inserts or exchangeable heads to form a cutting edge. The inserts and heads can be swapped out for new ones of the same type or different types without removing the tool body or toolholder from the machine. Indexable cutting tools are used on milling machines, lathes, or turning machines to remove material in milling, holemaking, threading, boring, parting, grooving, and turning operations. They require fewer tool changes than solid tools in high-volume metalworking and fabrication applications with high speeds, high feeds, and difficult-to-machine materials.