SIMTFNL Boring Bar
SI-MTFNL 40-5 0° End Cutting Edge Angle for Negative Triangle TNM_ Inserts
SI-MTFNL 40-5 0° End Cutting Edge Angle for Negative Triangle TNM_ Inserts
Made in the USA
SI-MTFNL 40-5 0° End Cutting Edge Angle for Negative Triangle TNM_ Inserts
SIMTFNL Boring Bar
SI-MTFNL 40-5 0° End Cutting Edge Angle for Negative Triangle TNM_ Inserts
SI-MTFNL 40-5 0° End Cutting Edge Angle for Negative Triangle TNM_ Inserts
Made in the USA
SI-MTFNL 40-5 0° End Cutting Edge Angle for Negative Triangle TNM_ Inserts

SI-MTFNL 40-5 0° End Cutting Edge Angle for Negative Triangle TNM_ Inserts

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SI-MTFNL 40-5 — boring bar, 2.50" bar diameter, 3.062" minimum bore, 16.0" overall length. Made in the USA by RMC Tooling.

0° End Cutting Edge Angle for Negative Triangle TNM_ Inserts.

Steel-shank indexable boring bar from RMC Tooling, machined in the United States. Ground shank, standard indexable geometry, and a rigid clamping system sized to the bar diameter — the combination that keeps chatter down at the depths where boring bars usually give up.

Sized by minimum bore, so start there: pick the largest bar diameter your bore will clear. Every clamp, lock pin, seat and screw in this bar is a stocked RMC service part, listed below.

Specifications

  • Model: SI-MTFNL 40-5
  • Minimum bore: 3.062"
  • Bar diameter (D): 2.50"
  • Overall length (C): 16.0"
  • Lead angle (K°): 10°
  • Holding method: clamp and locking pin
  • Insert shape: triangle
  • Holder style: offset shank, 0° end cutting edge angle
  • Holder rake: negative
  • Hand: left hand
  • Brand: RMC Tooling — made in the USA

Exact replacement parts for this tool

These are the service parts RMC lists for this exact model — not a generic cross-reference. Every one is stocked.

Insert TNM_-543 — 5/8" I.C. · 1/4" thick · 3/64" nose radius
Seat / shim ITSN-533
Lock pin NL-58
Clamp CL-12
Clamp screw XNS-510
Seat screw S-58

See all RMC spare parts & hardware →

Not sure how to read an insert code? Turning insert designation explained.

Dimensions as published in the RMC 2020 catalog, page 49.

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