What are the common problems in thread processing? What are the solutions to these problems? Let's look together.
Build-up Tumor
Cause:
- Medium to low cutting speed.
- Processing of low carbon steel or stainless steel materials.
Solution:
- Continue to reduce or increase the cutting speed.
- Adjustable treatment of mild steel, choose blades with good toughness, inserts with PCD coating are better.
Flank Wear is Too Fast
Cause:
- Cutting speed is too high.
- The cutting depth of the horizontal feed is too shallow.
- The tip of the tool is too much above the center line of the workpiece.
Solution:
- Reduce cutting speed.
- Reduce the number of feeds.
- Adjust the height of the installed insert.
Uneven Wear of Left and Right Cutting Edges
Cause:
- The inclination of the insert edge is inconsistent with the helix angle of the thread.
- The lateral feed method is incorrect
Solution:
- Replace the appropriate shim to obtain the correct blade inclination.
- Adopting improved side feed method
Chop/ Breakage
Cause:
- Cutting speed is too slow.
- Excessive cutting force.
- Poor chip control and entanglement.
- The tool tip installation height deviation is large.
Solution:
- Increase cutting speed.
- Increase the number of feeds and reduce the maximum feed.
- Choose a suitable feed method, increase the pressure of the cutting fluid, and blow away the chips.
- Adjust the installation height of the tool.
Tool Ductile Deformation
Cause:
- The cutting speed is too high and the cutting temperature is too high.
- Insufficient supply of cutting fluid.
Solution:
- Reduce cutting speed.
- Increase the supply of pre-cutting fluid, and aim at the processing area for cooling.
Poor Thread Surface Quality
Cause:
- Cutting speed is too low.
- The tip of the tool is located above the center height.
- Poor chip control
Solution:
- Increase cutting speed.
- Adjust the height of the tool center.
- Change the appropriate feed method.
Incorrect Thread Profile (Too Flat Profile)
Cause:
- The height error of the tool installation center is too large.
- Tool wear or damage.
Solution:
- Tool wear or damage.
- Change the tool or change the cutting edge.
Vibration
Cause:
- Incorrect clamping of workpiece or tool.
- Improper selection of cutting parameters.
Solution:
- Adjust the clamping state of the workpiece or tool.
- Adjust cutting parameters. If increase or decrease the cutting speed, use constant cutting depth in feed processing.
- Adjust the installation height of the tool.
Hope these methods can be helpful to you!
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