IMPA: 633101

High Speed Steel Welded Tool Bits – Right Hand or Left Hand Bent (Model No. 63)

Introducing our High Speed Steel (HSS) Welded Tool Bits, Model No. 63, available in right-hand and left-hand bent configurations. These tool bits are designed for professional machinists and shipboard maintenance teams who need reliable cutting performance for lathe operations. The HSS cutting tip is securely welded to a durable shank, providing excellent heat resistance and wear characteristics for continuous use on steel, stainless steel, and non-ferrous materials.

Whether you are performing turning, facing, or contouring operations, the bent geometry of these tool bits allows for easy access to workpiece surfaces and improved chip evacuation. The right-hand version is ideal for cutting from right to left, while the left-hand version handles operations from left to right, giving you complete flexibility in your machining setup. These tool bits meet IMPA specification 633101 and are a standard choice for ship chandler and marine repair supplies.

Key Features

Technical Specifications

SpecificationValue
Product NameHigh Speed Steel Welded Tool Bit – Right Hand or Left Hand Bent
Model No.63
IMPA Code633101
MaterialHSS cutting tip, alloy steel body
Tip HardnessHRC 62–65
ConfigurationRight-hand or left-hand bent
Typical Shank Size3/8" x 3/8" x 3" (10 x 10 x 76 mm)
Cutting Edge AngleStandard 63 style (per model)
ApplicationTurning, facing, and profile cutting on lathe machines
Compatible MaterialsMild steel, stainless steel, cast iron, aluminum

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between right-hand and left-hand bent tool bits?

Right-hand bent tool bits are oriented to cut from the right side of the workpiece towards the left, while left-hand bent tool bits cut from the left towards the right. This affects chip flow, accessibility, and the direction of feed during lathe operations. Choose based on the direction of rotation and the set-up of your lathe.

Can these HSS welded tool bits be used on stainless steel?

Yes, HSS can machine stainless steel when using appropriate cutting speeds, feeds, and coolant. Since these tool bits have a hardened HSS tip, they can handle the higher cutting forces and temperatures generated when machining stainless steel, though reducing speed and using cutting fluid is recommended.

What is the IMPA code for this tool bit?

The IMPA code for this product is 633101, which falls under the Cutting Tools category in the International Marine Purchasing Association catalog.

Are these tool bits supplied sharpened or as blanks?

Depending on the supplier, they may come pre-sharpened or as blanks that require final grinding to your specific tool geometry. It is best to check with your ship chandler before ordering if you require ready-to-use tooling.

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