Pafana NNWA 1616 S30 NOZ TOK.ISO 8 R — Toolholder/Turning Insert Holder ISO 8

Pafana NNWA 1616 S30 NOZ TOK.ISO 8 R is a turning toolholder designed to accept ISO-style insert cartridges for metal cutting on lathes. The holder is intended for external turning, profiling and light facing operations where a secure insert seat and repeatable positioning are required. Its form factor suits standard tool post setups and it provides a stable interface between insert and workpiece for consistent machining results.

Advantages

The toolholder provides rigid clamping of ISO-style inserts and straightforward insert replacement, reducing downtime during tool changes. Its geometry is tailored to ensure correct insert orientation and cutting edge access for typical turning tasks. The design supports consistent repeatability and contributes to predictable cutting performance across serial operations.

Suitable for

• External turning of steel, cast iron and non-ferrous metals
• Profiling and contour machining on lathes
• Light facing and finishing passes
• Work requiring rapid insert interchangeability and repeatable setup

Key specifications

• Tool type: single-sided turning toolholder for ISO-style cartridges
• Shank style: square/rectangular shank compatible with standard tool posts
• Insert seat compatibility: ISO 8 seating form for designated cartridges
• Clamping method: mechanical clamp for secure insert retention
• Application: external turning, profiling and light facing operations

How to use

Install the Pafana NNWA 1616 S30 NOZ TOK.ISO 8 R into a compatible lathe tool post, ensuring the shank is securely fastened and aligned. Fit the correct ISO 8 insert cartridge into the seat and tighten the clamp according to the insert manufacturer's recommended torque to ensure stable cutting. Set tool height and clearance to match cutting parameters, then perform turning passes with feeds and speeds appropriate to the workpiece material and insert grade.

Usage recommendations

Verify insert orientation and clamp torque before each operation. Use appropriate coolant or lubrication for the material being machined, and inspect the holder and insert seat for wear or damage at regular intervals to maintain machining accuracy and tool life.