Thread turning

THE BEST TOOLS FOR HIGH-ACHIEVERS.
WE LIVE QUALITY TOOLING

Reliable and versatile – the ARNO thread-cutting system for all types of threads, pitches and dimensions from a core diameter of 3.2 mm.

Unsurpassed quality, process reliability and versatility – this is the promise behind the ARNO thread-cutting system. With typical ARNO quality right down to the last detail, you benefit from a long tool life and maximum precision. Whether an internal or external thread, trapezoidal or round thread, Whitworth or conical pipe thread – with the appropriate clamp holders, boring bars, indexable inserts and support plates, success is possible at the first attempt.

Tool holders
  • Standard geometry for all thread profiles
  • ..UE.. geometry for more rigid indexable inserts
  • ..VE.. geometry for perpendicular indexable inserts
  • Available with or without through tool cooling
  • Sizes from 8 x 8 to 50 x 50 mm
Boring bars
  • Standard geometry for all thread profiles
  • U-design for more rigid indexable inserts
  • V-design for perpendicular indexable inserts
  • Mini 3 for Dmin from 9.3 mm
  • Mini 2 for Dmin from 7.3 mm
  • Available with or without through tool cooling
  • Steel or solid carbide boring bars
Indexable inserts
  • Standard version with three edges for all thread profiles
  • Mini 3 with three edges for internal machining of small diameters from 9.3 mm
  • Mini 2 with two edges for internal machining of small diameters from 7.3 mm
  • U-design with three edges, particularly stable for threads with steep pitches
  • V-design with three edges, vertical arrangement for machining large profiles, for pitches of 6–10 mm and external machining behind the collar
  • SB design with three edges, sintered chip-breaker, TiAIN-coated (AI 100) for long-chipping materials

PRECISE BENEFITS

Versatile – one system that lets you create all types of threads, gradients and dimensions

High quality – all system components in the usual ARNO quality

Economical – long tool life and precise results from the first attempt