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SCIENTIFIC CUTTING TOOLS B2301600 Boring Bar, 5/16 in Shank, Bright, Right Hand - Machining

SCIENTIFIC CUTTING TOOLS B2301600 Boring Bar, 5/16 in Shank, Bright, Right Hand

The SCIENTIFIC CUTTING TOOLS Boring Bar (MPN B2301600) is a right-hand, bright (uncoated) boring bar with a 5/16 in shank diameter, designed for machining operations. 3G Electric interprets your demand for this…

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Also listed as: B 2301600 · B-2301600

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SCIENTIFIC CUTTING TOOLS
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B2301600 Boring Bar, 5/16 in Shank, Bright, Right Hand
Part Number
B2301600
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Manufacturer Part Number
B2301600
Type
Bright (Uncoated), Right Hand
Shank Dia.
5/16 in

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Product Description

The SCIENTIFIC CUTTING TOOLS Boring Bar (MPN B2301600) is a right-hand, bright (uncoated) boring bar with a 5/16 in shank diameter, designed for machining operations. 3G Electric interprets your demand for this precision tool and delivers it as part of our broad industrial supply across 14 departments, with specialist expertise in combustion, pumps, and controls.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the SCIENTIFIC CUTTING TOOLS B2301600 boring bar used for?

The SCIENTIFIC CUTTING TOOLS B2301600 boring bar is used for internal diameter machining operations, such as enlarging or finishing holes in metalwork. It is a right-hand, bright (uncoated) tool with a 5/16 in shank diameter, suitable for general-purpose boring in industrial manufacturing and repair applications.

What are the specifications of the SCIENTIFIC CUTTING TOOLS B2301600 boring bar?

The SCIENTIFIC CUTTING TOOLS B2301600 boring bar has a 5/16 in shank diameter, is bright (uncoated), and is right-hand cutting. Its manufacturer part number is B2301600. This tool is designed for boring operations and is made by SCIENTIFIC CUTTING TOOLS, a brand known for precision cutting tools.

Where to buy SCIENTIFIC CUTTING TOOLS B2301600 boring bar worldwide?

You can source the SCIENTIFIC CUTTING TOOLS B2301600 boring bar worldwide through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your location. Contact us for availability and lead time; we provide this tool as part of our extensive machining product range.

How to select the right boring bar for machining?

To select the right boring bar, match the shank diameter to your tool holder, choose the correct hand (right or left) for your machine's rotation, and consider coating for material compatibility. For the SCIENTIFIC CUTTING TOOLS B2301600, the 5/16 in shank and bright finish suit general steel boring. Consult your application's cutting conditions for optimal results.

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Common applications for SCIENTIFIC CUTTING TOOLS
Hydraulic system maintenance — Solid pilot port tools (e.g., MS16142-4S) for servicing SAEJ514 ports in industrial machinery.
Aerospace component finishing — Reamer pilot port tools (e.g., MS33649-4R) for AS5202 ports in aircraft hydraulic systems.
General machining — Grooving tools (e.g., GT045-8A) for creating internal grooves in shafts or housings on lathes.
Field repair of pneumatic systems — Port tools (e.g., MS16142-10S) for reconditioning SAEJ1926-1 ports in compressors.
Production line port finishing — Solid pilot tools (e.g., MS16142-2S) for high-volume port creation in manufacturing cells.
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3G Electric supplies SCIENTIFIC CUTTING TOOLS machining. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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