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.

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.

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.

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.