Vargus extends its range of thread milling solutions
Vargus Ltd, the leading manufacturer of high-quality thread cutting, grooving and deburring tools for the metals and plastics industries in the world, has extended its range of TMSD thread milling solutions for deep holes. New tooling solutions from TMSD include TMSD Vertical for small diameter applications and TMSD Inserts for American Buttress (ABUT). The new TMSD tools complement the existing TMSD line, providing multi-flute, high productivity and economical solutions for deep-hole thread milling.
The TMSD Vertical provides a new range of 3-flute thread milling tools that ensure faster and more efficient machining of applications with smaller tool cutting diameters and a minimum thread size of M11.5x0.5 (1/2-28UNEF). The TMSD Vertical inserts feature a single point design and reinforced cutting corner for reduced load on the cutting edges and greatly improved rigidity. Inserts are available in three sizes (7V, 9V, 11V) in VBX and VTX grades for the following profile styles: Partial Profile 60°, Partial Profile 55°, Trapez and Stub ACME.
Toolholders for TMSD Vertical line are available in Weldon Steel Shank and Carbide Cylindrical Shank styles for a tool cutting diameter range of 10.5 to 20.8mm and a tool overhang range of 25 to 65mm. Both TMSD toolholder styles feature through-tool cooling for improved chip evacuation and cooling at the cutting corner - essential for deep-hole applications.
The TMSD Inserts for ABUT are designed to machine small to large pitch applications, from 16 to 2.5 tpi. TMSD toolholders also have a special design that provides unique support for the non-symmetrical shape of ABUT style inserts. TMSD Inserts for ABUT are available in three styles (5.0L, 3/8”L, 5/8”V) in VBX and VTX grades. For further details, log in onwww.vargus.com.
At the forefront of the tooling industry for over 50 years, Vargus Ltd is a member of the NEUMO Ehrenberg Group headquartered in Knittlingen, Germany, comprising 29 companies operating in more than 30 countries.