Stainless Steel Screw Making Machine

The stainless steel screw making machine is specifically designed for manufacturing stainless steel screws. First, the stainless steel wire is fed into the machine, which is then cut to the desired length. Next, the screw head is pressed out using a mold, and the threads are rolled onto it.

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Product details

The stainless steel screw making machine has several stations, each performing different tasks. Some are responsible for cutting, some for threading, and some for rolling the threads. The thickness of the stainless steel wire that can be processed varies. The thinner ones can be used to make small screws for electronic devices, while the thicker ones can be used for large bolts in construction. The specific type depends on the model.

The cold forging process of a stainless steel screw-making machine demands high standards. Because stainless steel is strong and tends to harden during processing, producing a qualified screw head requires greater forging force. Tools like dies and punches must be made of high-quality, wear-resistant materials, and their surfaces are typically polished to reduce friction and prevent sticking.

After being formed on a forming machine, stainless steel screws require secondary processing: deburring and vibration rolling. Both are crucial to remove sharp edges and small protrusions created during upsetting and tapping. Failure to remove these can easily lead to corrosion. Cleaning is also essential to remove any lubricant, metal debris, and other debris.

Advantage

The stainless steel screw making machine is specifically designed for working with stainless steel. Stainless steel is harder than ordinary steel and is difficult to process with ordinary machines. However, this machine can produce screws stably without frequent material jams. Secondly, the quality of the produced screws is uniform. Each screw has the same head shape and thread depth, with extremely small errors.

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