MCKNR/L (75°)

MCKNR/L (75°)

The Cargo MCKNR/L 75° Turning Tool Holder is a precision external turning tool holder designed for CNC lathes and conventional manual lathes. Featuring a 75° cutting approach angle and a secure M-type clamping system (clamp + lock pin), this unit delivers stable cutting performance with reduced vibration and excellent rigidity for external turning and profiling operations. It is purpose-built to hold CNMG series negative indexable carbide inserts for versatile machining on steel, stainless steel, alloys, and cast iron.


Technical Specifications

SpecificationDetails
Product NameCargo MCKNR/L 75° Turning Tool Holder
Tool TypeExternal Turning Tool Holder
Approach Angle75° — Neutral lead angle suited for medium-duty cutting and profiling
Insert CompatibilityCNMG series negative indexable carbide inserts (e.g., CNMG12, CNMG16, CNMG19)
Clamping SystemM-Type Multi-Lock Clamp + Lock Pin (secure and stable)
MaterialHardened alloy steel for high rigidity
FinishPrecision ground surface
Machine CompatibilityCNC lathes and manual lathes
Hand OptionsAvailable in Right (R) and Left (L) versions
Inserts IncludedNo (inserts sold separately)

Typical Dimensional Variants

Cargo MCKNR/L tool holders are manufactured in multiple standard sizes so you can choose the best fit for your machine and cutting insert needs.

Model CodeShank Size (mm)Overall Length (mm)Compatible Insert
MCKNR1616H1216 × 16~100CNMG12
MCKNR2020K1220 × 20~125CNMG12
MCKNR2525M1225 × 25~150CNMG12
MCKNR3232P1632 × 32~170CNMG16
MCKNR3232P1932 × 32~170CNMG19
MCKNR4040R1940 × 40~200CNMG19

(*Right-hand (“R”) and Left-hand (“L”) versions available for most sizes.)


Key Features & Benefits

Optimized 75° Approach Angle – Provides stable cutting forces and excellent chip control during external turning and facing.
Secure M-Type Clamping System (Clamp + Lock Pin) – Ensures positive insert lock-up for reduced vibration and higher cutting accuracy.
Wide CNMG Insert Compatibility – Works with ISO CNMG-series inserts that are widely available in India and globally.
Rigid Hardened Steel Body – Offers high rigidity, durability, and extended service life under heavy use.
Versatile Use – Suitable for medium-duty turning, profiling, and facing tasks across steel, stainless steel, alloys, and cast iron.
Left & Right Hand Versions – Flexible setup for different lathe orientations and turning directions.


Recommended Compatible Inserts (Sold Separately)

Common CNMG negative indexable inserts that fit this tool holder include:

  • CNMG120412 / CNMG120408 / CNMG120404

  • CNMG160408 / CNMG160412

  • CNMG190608 / CNMG190612

These inserts provide multiple usable edges, good wear resistance, and strong performance in general machining.


Typical Industrial Applications

The Cargo MCKNR/L 75° Turning Tool Holder is ideal for:

  • External turning of shafts, cylinders, and profiles

  • Facing and profiling operations

  • Medium-duty metal removal

  • Automotive component machining

  • Engineering workshops and CNC production units


Why Choose Cargo MCKNR/L (75°) Turning Tool Holder?

Balanced Cutting Geometry – The 75° angle ensures smooth chips and reduced cutting forces for consistent accuracy.
Secure & Stable Clamping – M-type clamp with lock pin holds inserts firmly for reliable tool performance.
Standard CNMG Insert Usage – Uses common insert formats, lowering tooling costs and lead times.
Industrial-Grade Build – Hardened steel construction withstands demanding workshop environments.
Right & Left Hand Availability – Provides flexibility in machine setup to match your CNC or manual lathe station.


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What type of inserts does the MCKNR/L holder use?
It is designed for CNMG negative indexable carbide inserts such as CNMG12, CNMG16, and CNMG19.

Q2: Is this holder suitable for CNC lathes?
Yes — this tool holder works on both CNC and conventional manual lathe machines.

Q3: Are carbide inserts included?
No — carbide inserts are not included and must be purchased separately.

Q4: What materials can be machined?
It is suitable for machining steel, stainless steel, alloy steel, and cast iron with the appropriate insert grade.

Q5: What is the benefit of a 75° approach angle?
A 75° geometry balances cutting forces and delivers stable chip flow, ideal for many external turning tasks.