Pafana NNBE 5050 S30 NOZ TOK.ISO 6 R – turning tool holder, ISO 6, right-hand

Pafana NNBE 5050 S30 NOZ TOK.ISO 6 R is a right-hand turning tool holder designed for use with ISO 6 indexable cutting inserts. Intended for lathe operations, the tool holder secures inserts in a stable clamp position and provides the correct geometry and orientation for standard turning tasks. The design supports reliable repeatability of insert positioning and straightforward replacement of inserts during machining.

Advantages

The tool holder offers precise insert clamping and stable positioning that reduces vibration and helps maintain consistent cutting performance. Its right-hand configuration and ISO 6 compatibility ensure straightforward integration with tooling systems that use the ISO 6 insert footprint. The holder is built to facilitate quick insert changes and to maintain rigidity under typical turning forces.

Suitable for

• External turning on lathes with right-hand tool orientation
• General metal removal and finishing operations using ISO 6 inserts
• Workpieces requiring repeatable insert positioning and stable cutting conditions

Key specifications

• Orientation: right-hand turning tool holder
• Insert mounting: compatible with ISO 6 indexable inserts
• Shank form: square shank suitable for standard toolpost clamping (50 x 50 mm nominal)
• Cutting edge offset: designed for S30-type insert projection and approach geometry
• Material and finish: hardened clamping zone with machined seating for accurate insert location

How to use

Mount the tool holder securely in the lathe toolpost or turret, ensuring the shank aligns with the machine’s toolholding faces. Insert an ISO 6 insert into the seat, engage the clamp or screw mechanism and torque to the toolholder manufacturer's recommended value. Verify insert position and clearance before starting the cut. Use appropriate insert grades and cutting parameters for the workpiece material and machining operation.

Usage recommendations

Select insert grades and geometries that match the workpiece material and cutting conditions to optimize tool life and surface finish. Regularly inspect the clamping components and seating surfaces for wear or damage and replace inserts when cutting performance degrades. Follow lathe manufacturer guidelines for clamping torque and tool overhang to maintain stability.