UNKNOWN DIN 4972 / 302 R P30 Lathe Tool

Unbranded Right-Hand Bent Turning Tool P30 Carbide DIN 4972 / 302 R P30

Description

This is a standard right-hand bent turning tool, model 302 R P30, designed for use in metal lathes. It conforms to DIN 4972 specifications and features a brazed P30 carbide tip. This tool is ideal for general-purpose roughing operations on steel, stainless steel, and cast iron. Its robust construction ensures reliable performance and longevity in demanding workshop environments.

Specifications

• Type: Bent Turning Tool
• Standard: DIN 4972
• Model: 302 R P30
• Cutting Direction: Right-Hand
• Tip Material: P30 Brazed Carbide

Label Info

• Stamped on tool: 302 R P30
• Box Label (Dutch): GEBOGEN MESBEITEL VOOR EEN METAALDRAAIBANK, RECHTSDRAAIEND, TYPE: 302 RP30

Application

Designed for external turning and facing operations on a manual or CNC metal lathe. The P30 carbide grade is versatile, offering a good combination of toughness and wear resistance for continuous and interrupted cuts in steel.

CO2 Impact

By choosing this reused turning tool, you are saving approximately 1.0 kg of CO2. This is comparable to the emissions from driving a standard car for 5 kilometers. Your purchase supports a circular economy and reduces industrial waste.

Availability

This item is a used, functional tool. It is available for immediate dispatch. Order now from spareparts2day for expert support and fast delivery.

FAQ

Question?

What does the ‘P30’ grade signify?

Answer

P30 is an ISO classification for carbide cutting tools. It indicates a grade primarily suited for machining steel, ferritic and martensitic stainless steel, and cast iron under moderately unfavorable conditions, offering a good balance of toughness and wear resistance.

Question?

Can this tool be resharpened?

Answer

Yes, tools with brazed carbide tips can be carefully resharpened using a suitable grinding wheel, typically a silicon carbide (green grit) or diamond wheel. Proper technique is required to maintain the correct cutting angles and avoid overheating the carbide tip.

Question?

What shank sizes is this tool model typically available in?

Answer

The DIN 4972 standard covers a range of shank sizes, commonly from 10x10mm up to 40x40mm. Without direct measurement, the exact size of this specific tool cannot be confirmed from the images alone.

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Last Update: Friday, March 13, 2026