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Unstable thread milling process? We verify the feasibility.
Unstable thread milling process? We verify the feasibility.
Thread production does not always run as planned from the very first application. In one recent case, a customer had to repeatedly correct the thread diameter after only a few threads had been produced – even though the material was not considered particularly challenging to machine.
To help narrow down the cause, we suggested testing the operation on one of our CNC machine: using our solid carbide thread milling cutter with three rings of teeth GFTSHARK M6, the customer’s component and the same cutting data that had been used on site.
The functional trial was completed successfully on our in-house customer CNC test machine, with no issues encountered
This is exactly why we offer functional trials for our customers: If it is unclear whether a thread application will work in principle, we verify its feasibility under practical conditions on our CNC-machines.
A functional trial may be useful if:
- it is unclear whether the machining operation will work in principle
- the machinability of the material is not yet known
- the combination of thread diameter, thread depth and material needs to be evaluated
- the customer cannot or does not wish to carry out the trial themselves
- cutting data is required for the application
The prerequisite is that the customer provides the material or component and that the part can be clamped on our machine.
Please note: This is a functional trial, not a tool life test. The objective is to verify the basic feasibility of the application.
For special tools, we assess individually whether a trial is appropriate based on the potential of the application.
Do you have an application where feasibility has not yet been clearly established?
Please contact us – together, we will assess whether a functional trial is suitable for your specific application.
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