Scientific Cutting SAEJ1926-08S | Port Tool Ms16142 Solid 3/4-16 Unf | 4XYK1 | Raptor Supplies Worldwide

Carbide-tipped port tools offer the strength and wear resistance of carbide steel on just the cutting edge. Use them to cut a complex shape into an existing hole for a precise fit when installing ports into the hole. They typically provide more strength than a high-speed steel or cobalt tool and are less brittle than a solid carbide tool. Port tools cut a complex shape into an existing hole for a precise fit when installing ports into the hole in metalworking tasks. Also known as porting tools or port contour cutters, these tools are designed with all the necessary features and dimensions of the port built into the tool except the depth, which is controlled by the machine that operates the port tool. Port tools have a pilot that keeps the tool centered in the hole. This listing is for each. Spot Face Dia. : 1.198 Number of Flutes : 4 Number of Pieces : 1 Pilot Length (In.) : 0.660 Tube Dia. : 1/2 Pilot Dia. : 0.685 Package Quantity : 1 Standards : SAEJ1926 And SAEJ514 Standards Shank Dia. (In.) : 3/4 Spot Face Dia. (In.) : 1.198 Application : For NC And CNC Porting Applications, Contour Ports In Various Metals, Composites And Tough-to-Machine Materials, The Minor Diameter Must Be Cut To Size Before The Tool Can Be Used Shank Type - Machining : Straight Finish - Machining : Bright (Uncoated) Shank Type : Straight Primary Material Application ISO Code : P Item : Port Tool Thread Size : 3/4-16 UNF-2B Style : SAEJ1926, SAEJ514, O-Ring Boss, MS16142 Pilot Dia. (In.) : 0.685 Tube Dia. (In.) : 1/2 Meets/Exceeds : SAEJ1926 And SAEJ514 Standards Type : Solid Pilot Finish : Bright (Uncoated) Shank Length : 2.1200 Overall Length : 3.57 Primary Material Application : Steel Pilot Length : 0.660 Measurement System : Decimal Inch Material - Machining : Carbide Tipped Shank Length (In.) : 2.12 Overall Length (In.) : 3.57 Port Thread Size : 3/4-16 Material : Carbide Tipped Shank Dia. : 3/4 Port Size Thread Standard : UNF Country of Origin (subject to change) : United States