Treading machine PEE-WEE - P10CNC
MACH-ID 9816| Make: | PEE-WEE |
| Type: | P10CNC |
| YOP: | 2018 |
- Roll set M14 x 1 PPS Ø 180 x 54 hole x 40 width
- Roll set M14 x 1,50 Left PPS Ø 180 x 54 hole x 40 width
- Roll set M14 x 1,50 PPS Ø 180 x 54 hole x 40 width
- Roll set 1/4-28 UNF PPS Ø 180 x 54 hole x 40 width
- Roll set 1/4-28 UNJF PPS Ø 180 x 54 hole x 40 width
- Roll set 5/6-24 UNF PPS Ø 180 x 54 hole x 40 width
- Roll set 5/6-24 UNJF PPS Ø 180 x 54 hole x 40 width
- 1 set universal linear guider 120 mm
- 1 set steady rest for to heavy workpiece
- 1 set HM support length 40 mm for 1/4, 5/16 and M14 Rolls
- 2 x cabinet with tool drawlers and work bench
Specifications
Dimensions (Estimate)
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EE-WEE P10 CNC is mainly a cold-forming / thread-and-profile rolling machine. Instead of removing material like a lathe or grinder, two hardened dies press and roll the required shape into the workpiece.
Typical products you can make include:
- External threads – metric, UN/UNC/UNF, fine threads, special threads.
- Bolts, studs and threaded shafts – especially high-strength parts where rolled threads are preferred.
- Splines and serrations – for small transmission shafts, steering components, couplings and similar parts.
- Knurling – straight or crossed knurls for knobs, handles and press-fit areas.
- Grooves and rings – circumferential grooves, retaining-ring features and special profiles.
- Worm/profile forms – certain helical or special profiles, depending on tooling and machine configuration.
- Automotive components – pins, shafts, fasteners and transmission-related components.
- Aerospace/high-strength fasteners – rolled threads are attractive because the material grain flow isn't cut through.
The big advantage is strength and production speed. A rolled thread is generally stronger than a cut thread because the material is displaced rather than removed. You also get an excellent surface finish and can produce parts very quickly once the correct rolling dies are installed.
