CNC Tooling Reference — Insert, Screw, Wrench and Cutter Body Lookups

Three questions machine shops send us most often: which screw holds this insert, which Torx wrench turns it, and which cutter body takes it. These reference pages answer all three from the code stamped on the part, without a phone call.

Insert Screw & Torx Wrench Reference

Use when you have: an insert model, a screw thread, or a wrench size.

Mounting-hole diameter, screw thread and length, and the Torx size for the 11 mm, 16 mm and 1204 insert classes. Type the insert or the screw and get the matching hardware.

Open the screw reference

Milling Cutter Body Reference

Use when you have: a body designation such as BAP400R-50-22-4T.

Decodes the body code into cutter type, insert class, screw, wrench and arbor bore. Covers the BAP300R, BAP400R, KM12 and E90AP families, and works in reverse from the insert model.

Open the body reference

The full chain, on one line

Most ordering mistakes happen at a hand-off between two of these columns. Find the insert class on the left and read across.

Insert classTypical insertsMounting holeScrewTorx wrenchCutter bodyArbor / mount
11 mm class APKT11T3, APKT1135, APMT1135 2.80 mm M2.5 x 0.45, 6 mm long T8 BAP300R series, E90AP style end mills 16, 20 or 25 mm straight shank
16 mm class APKT1604, APMT1604, APMT1604PDER 4.50 mm M4 x 0.7, 8 or 9 mm long T15 BAP400R series 22 mm bore (50 / 63 mm bodies), 25.4 mm (80 mm body)
1204 square SEHT1204, SEKT1204 not published confirm with body T20 (confirm) KM12 45 degree face mill bodies 22 mm or 27 mm bore depending on diameter

Screw sizes are cross-checked two ways: against the mounting-hole diameter of each insert class, and against the hardware currently sold for those classes. The 11 mm and 16 mm rows agree on both.

Two cross-checks that catch most mis-orders before you buy
What is deliberately missing from these tables. Pocket depth, pocket angle, and model-by-model seating for every diameter sold under a series name. Published tooling data does not support a verified table at that level, and a wrong guess here scraps a workpiece rather than a screw. Where we do not have verified data we say so on the page instead of filling the cell. If your body is not covered, send the body designation and a photo of the empty pocket and we will confirm before you order.

How to use these pages

Buying the hardware

Screws, Torx keys and inserts in these classes are stocked in our shop. If you need a quantity that is not listed, or you are not certain which class your body is, send us the body designation and we will confirm the insert, screw and wrench before you commit.