OEM C2 Micrograin Carbide Tool Blank
The APPROVED VENDOR Tool Blank is a C2 Micrograin Carbide blank from the 777 Series, measuring 12 in long, 1/4 in wide, and 1/8 in thick (MPN 777-001052I).
SKU 3G-OTH-204002
Also listed as: 777001052I · 777 001052I
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Product Description
The APPROVED VENDOR Tool Blank is a C2 Micrograin Carbide blank from the 777 Series, measuring 12 in long, 1/4 in wide, and 1/8 in thick (MPN 777-001052I).
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a C2 micrograin carbide tool blank used for?
A C2 micrograin carbide tool blank is used to create custom cutting tools, such as lathe tools, boring bars, and form tools. Its fine-grain structure provides high wear resistance and edge strength for machining ferrous and non-ferrous metals. 3G Electric supplies these blanks across 14 industrial departments.
What are the specifications of the APPROVED VENDOR 777-001052I tool blank?
The APPROVED VENDOR 777-001052I is a C2 micrograin carbide tool blank from the 777 Series. It measures 12 in length, 1/4 in width, and 1/8 in thickness. This blank is designed for precision grinding into custom tool geometries.
Where to buy APPROVED VENDOR tool blanks worldwide?
3G Electric supplies APPROVED VENDOR tool blanks worldwide. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your facility. As a global industrial solutions provider, we source genuine parts across 14 departments, including machining and tooling.
How to select the right carbide tool blank size?
Select a carbide tool blank based on your tool holder dimensions and the depth of cut required. The APPROVED VENDOR 777-001052I (12 in x 1/4 in x 1/8 in) suits small boring bars and grooving tools. Ensure the blank thickness matches your holder's clamping capacity for rigidity.
OEM Products
3G Electric supplies OEM c2 micrograin carbide tool blanks. We supply genuine products and their technical documentation.
