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Product Details:
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| Material: | MC3/MC3+L | Type: | Machining Services |
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| Size: | OEM Accepted | Application: | For Steel Pipes Surface Cutting |
| Product Name: | Tungsten Inserts | Sample: | Available |
| Highlight: | Customizable Carbide Threading Inserts,OEM Threading Inserts,Carbide Threading Inserts |
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Customizable Carbide Threading Inserts for Specific Needs
Description
Carbide threading inserts are indispensable tools in the machining industry, designed to be welded onto holders for use on lathes. They excel in machining a wide variety of materials, including cast iron, steel, stainless steel, and nonferrous metals. These versatile cutters are ideal for creating precise threads, grooves, and chamfers, as well as machining eccentric components such as gearbox casings. Suitable for high-volume assembly applications, especially in machining centers and rotating units in lathes, carbide threading inserts offer exceptional hardness, durability, and a superior surface finish. By choosing carbide threading inserts, manufacturers ensure enhanced productivity, longer tool life, and outstanding performance across diverse machining tasks.
Representative Product Lines
Material
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YG3X |
Fine-grained alloy, the best wear resistance among YG alloys, but poor impact toughness | Finishing of cast iron, nonferrous metals, alloy steel, hardened steel, tungsten and molybdenum materials |
| YG6 | fine-grained alloy with better wear resistance than YG6 and strength close to YG6. | Semi-finishing and finishing of cast iron, chilled cast iron, alloy cast iron, heat-resistant steel and alloy steel |
| YG8 | Good wear resistance, better impact resistance than YG3X and YG6X | Rough and semi-finishing of cast iron, non-ferrous metals and alloys, and non-metals |
| YT30 | YT alloys have the best red hardness and wear resistance, but low strength, poor impact resistance, and are prone to welding and grinding cracks. | Finishing of carbon steel and alloy steel during continuous cutting |
| YT15 | Good wear resistance and red hardness, but poor impact resistance | Semi-finishing and finishing of carbon steel and alloy steel during continuous cutting |
Thread Profile
| Name | Description | Features | Application Areas |
| ISO | ISO Metric Full Profile Thread Insert is a tool with a complete thread profile, designed to meet ISO Metric thread standards. |
Complying with ISO standards ensures that the processed threads have uniform size and precision, and the full-profile design improves processing efficiency. Made of high-quality materials, with high hardness and wear resistance
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| W | Threads specially designed for pipe connections | The tooth angle of Whitworth thread is 55°, which is different from many other thread standards. The rounded top and bottom of the thread can reduce the wear of the thread tool on the top and improve its fatigue resistance. |
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| TR | 30° Trapezoidal thread | Trapezoidal thread refers to a metric trapezoidal thread with a tooth angle of 30°.Trapezoidal threads are mainly used for transmission, have high strength and rigidity requirements, are not easy to loosen, and have high transmission efficiency. |
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| ACME | ACME trapezoidal thread cutter is a tool specially designed for processing ACME trapezoidal threads, with specific angle and shape design. |
The ACME thread usually has a tooth angle of 29° (there are other angles such as 30°, but 29° is the most common), and the tooth profile is trapezoidal, wider at the bottom and narrower at the top.
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| UNJ | UNJ thread is a mechanical thread with high strength and durability, especially suitable for applications requiring high strength and reliable connection. |
High strength: Compared with cUNJ threads have higher strength. The external thread bottom of UNJ threads is in an arc shape. This design helps to reduce stress concentration and increase the fatigue life of the threads.
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| NPT | The NPT thread has a tooth angle of 60° and a taper of 1:16. |
NPT threads can provide reliable sealing performance. NPT threads comply with the US National Pipe Thread Standard (ANSI/ASME B1.20.1, etc.) and have good versatility and interchangeability.
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| NPTF | NPTF thread is a thread standard for pipe connections developed by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI), mainly used in North America. |
Sharp tooth shape and short root: higher connection stability and security. NPTF thread has good self-locking performance, can provide greater load-bearing capacity, high tooth shape accuracy, and can prevent leakage without sealing medium.
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Product Advantages
At MINJIANG, we pride ourselves on delivering the highest quality carbide threading inserts to our customers. Each insert we produce meets or exceeds industry standards for strength, durability, and accuracy. Our inserts feature a specialized coating that ensures maximum performance and wear resistance in any environment. Our precise manufacturing process guarantees inserts with tight tolerances and exact measurements, ensuring a perfect fit and flawless threading every time. We stand by the quality of our products, guaranteeing that our inserts are free of defects and meet the highest standards. Should any product fall short of these standards, we offer a free replacement. At MINJIANG Corporation, quality is the cornerstone of our business. We are dedicated to providing our customers with carbide threading inserts that deliver reliable performance and long-lasting service.
A: Yes, we often make customized products.
2. Q: What types of threads can be cut using carbide threading inserts?
A: Carbide threading inserts can be used to cut a variety of thread types, including internal and external threads, standard and metric threads, as well as specialized thread forms.
3. Q: What is the benefit of using Carbide Threading Inserts?
A: Carbide Threading Inserts offer several benefits over traditional threading methods. They are highly precise, provide a superior surface finish, and are capable of producing high thread accuracy with minimal tool wear. Carbide Threading Inserts also require less torque and power to produce threads, reducing cutting time and costs.
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