CCMT09T3 Rough Boring Cartridge: Record the Insert and Seat Requirements

For a CCMT09T3 rough boring cartridge enquiry, identify the cartridge configuration and the full insert requirement separately. The insert family helps describe the listed seat, but it does not specify every grade, nose-radius or application choice. Nor does it establish that an insert is included when a cartridge set is purchased.

This guide concentrates on creating a reliable insert-and-cartridge record for a repeat order. It uses a documented 50.0–64.0 mm set to show which fields can be copied directly and which questions require the applicable drawing or complete insert designation.

Record the actual set before selecting consumables

The 50.0–64.0 mm rough boring cartridge set lists connection designation 22, a 42.3 mm overall length and two cartridges per set. Its insert family is CCMT09T3 and its clamping type is screw-on.

Keep this product identity alongside the insert record. If an order contains only the short insert-family code, it may be unclear whether the requirement is for consumable inserts, replacement cartridges or both. State the item being bought and the intended mating head at the beginning of the enquiry.

Photographs of the existing components can support identification, especially where markings are damaged. They cannot establish an unreadable grade or verify a hidden seat dimension. Preserve readable packaging and drawings where available instead of completing missing information from visual similarity.

Retain the named insert dimensions accurately

The set record provides the following insert-related measurements. Their labels should remain attached to the numbers when the information is transferred to an enquiry or purchase record.

The insert-hole measurement is not the cartridge's mounting diameter, and the cartridge overall length is not an insert dimension. Separating these fields avoids a spreadsheet error in which unrelated measurements acquire the same generic label, such as diameter or length.

These values describe the specific listed configuration. They should not be copied to a different cartridge merely because its title also contains CCMT09T3. The exact seat and fastening requirements must still be checked against the component documentation.

Resolve the complete insert designation

The available record does not establish the full grade and nose-radius suffix. Keep that absence visible. Do not supply a plausible suffix to make the order line look complete, and do not infer a material-specific recommendation from the initial family characters.

State the actual workpiece material, intended operation and bore requirement. The complete insert selection should be supported by the applicable tooling information and the responsible process decision. No cutting speed, feed, allowable load or tool-life rating is established by the seat measurements above.

Also request the correct fastening and installation instructions. A screw-on description does not provide a universal screw specification or tightening value. A fastener or procedure used with another insert family is not automatically appropriate for this seat.

Check range coverage at the head level

The 50.0–77.0 mm rough boring head provides a useful related head record. It lists working intervals of 50.0–64.0 mm and 63.0–77.0 mm with matching cartridges. Its measured pilot is 22.0 mm, while connection designation 22 names the system size.

The shared designation and relevant interval help organize a candidate assembly, but they do not replace the full mating-geometry check. Identify the actual cartridge configuration and confirm locating surfaces, orientation and fastening requirements from the drawings. The set's 50.0–64.0 mm range should not be extended to the whole head range by assumption.

Review the complete tool envelope against the part and installed setup. Component overall length is not a bore-depth rating, and the presence of an appropriate range does not establish access past a shoulder or neighboring obstruction.

Make supply scope explicit for a repeat purchase

Use the boring tools catalogue to locate the relevant records and send the selected set, mating-head information, required range, material, feature drawing and quantity. If the enquiry includes inserts, state their full verified designation and quantity separately.

Ask the quotation to distinguish cartridge sets, inserts, fasteners and accessories. Preserve the agreed configuration with the purchasing record so that the next order reproduces the same checked components. The purpose of the CCMT09T3 keyword is to help find the relevant family; it is the complete configuration and insert specification that make the order unambiguous.