Do you know the difference between Planetary Thread Rolling and Flat Thread Rolling?
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Home › Product News › Do you know the difference between Planetary Thread Rolling and Flat Thread Rolling?
Today we will focus on planetary dies and flat thread rolling application and difference.
The processing method of plastically deforming the workpiece with a forming rolling die to obtain a thread. Thread rolling is generally carried out on a thread rolling machine or an automatic lathe with an automatic opening and closing thread rolling head. It is suitable for mass production standards external threads of fasteners and other threaded connections.
The outer diameter of the rolled thread is generally no more than 25 mm, the length is no more than 100 mm, and the thread accuracy can reach level 2 (GB197-63). The diameter of the blank used is roughly the same as the pitch diameter of the thread being processed. Rolling generally cannot process internal threads, but for soft workpieces, non-slot extrusion taps can be used to cold extrude internal threads (the maximum diameter can reach about 30 mm). The working principle is similar to tapping. When cold-extruding internal threads, the required torque is about twice as large as tapping, and the machining accuracy and surface quality are slightly higher than that of tapping.
According to the different rolling dies, thread rolling can be divided into two categories: planetary thread rolling and flat thread rolling.
Flat thread rolling: the two thread rolling plates with thread tooth form are staggered by 1 / 2 of the screw pitch, and the static plate is fixed, and the moving plate moves in a reciprocating straight line parallel to the static plate. When the workpiece is fed between two plates, the moving plate rubs the workpiece forward to form a thread due to plastic deformation on its surface.
There are three kinds of planetary thread rolling: radial rolling, tangential rolling and rolling head rolling.
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