Single Wheel Knurling Tool Holder with 5 HSS Spare Knurls

Available In Two Different Sizes

The knurling tool holder is designed for precision and durability, catering to various machining requirements. It is available in two size options, allowing flexibility based on the user's needs:

10 × 10 × 100 mm (Black Finish): A compact and precise option suitable for smaller workpieces and applications requiring finer control.

12 × 12 × 100 mm (Black Finish): A slightly larger holder for enhanced stability and strength, ideal for more robust machining operations.

Both sizes feature a black finish, providing increased durability, wear resistance, and a professional appearance in the workshop.

Crafted From High-Quality Tool Steel

This knurling tool is manufactured using premium high-quality tool steel, known for its exceptional strength, wear resistance, and durability. The tool steel composition ensures: Superior Hardness – Maintains sharp knurling edges for long-lasting performance. High Wear Resistance – Withstands repeated use without deformation or excessive wear. Excellent Toughness – Resists chipping and breakage, even under high-pressure applications. Corrosion Resistance – Designed to endure harsh working conditions, ensuring longevity.

Knurls Size Offered in this tool

This knurling tool comes with three high-speed steel (HSS) rollers, offering a range of diamond and straight knurl patterns in different pitches:

Coarse Knurl: Ideal for heavy-duty applications requiring a deep grip.

Medium Knurl: Provides a balanced texture suitable for general-purpose knurling.

Fine Knurl: Perfect for precision work, creating a subtle yet effective pattern.

These versatile knurling options allow machinists to customize surface textures on workpieces, enhancing grip, aesthetics, and mechanical fit.

Use of Knurling Tool

A single-wheel knurling tool is primarily used for creating textured patterns on cylindrical surfaces. It is commonly used in metalworking, machining, and fabrication industries. Key Applications: Improving Grip: Adds a textured surface to improve handling and prevent slipping on tools, knobs, and machine parts. Aesthetic Enhancement: Produces decorative patterns on metal components. Prepping for Press-Fits: Helps increase surface friction for better mechanical bonding in press-fit applications. Material Hardening: The knurling process can slightly harden the surface, enhancing wear resistance. How It Works: The single-wheel knurling tool is mounted on a lathe. As the wheel rotates against the workpiece, it embosses a knurled pattern. The pressure applied determines the depth and clarity of the knurl.