MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY
The best combination for thread rolling tools
HEROSLAM manufactures thread rolling tools primarily geared toward the aeronautics and automotive fastener industry. With nearly 70 years of experience, it is able to offer tools of exceptional quality, a complete range of products including flat and planetary dies, as well as cylindrical dies.
dies can be manufactured using different materials depending on the customer’s application. The company closely collaborates with steel suppliers to develop special alloys that improve the performance of its tools. HEROSLAM also offers its customers the possibility of extending the tool’s service life through nitriding or GOGOR (GG) coating, which it says yield unbeatable results. The application of this GOGOR (GG) coating developed
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in-house by HEROSLAM allows customers to carry out fewer machine preps and changes, minimising machine down time. All of this entails a significant reduction in manufacturing costs, which translates into lower cost per piece. “With this GOGOR (GG) coating we are providing our customers with the best ratio of quality, service life and price on the market,” states Alberto Gabika.
lberto Gabika, managing director, HEROSLAM, Spain, explains that choosing the right material for a specific application is fundamental, since this decision will mark the difference with regard to the result obtained. HEROSLAM
Mostly used for applications in the aerospace industry,
HEROSLAM tools satisfy its customers’ demands when it comes to threading hard materials such as titanium or inconel. HEROSLAM says that the results obtained with GOGOR (GG) have led to it being recognised by customers from the aerospace industry as a leading supplier of threading tools. HEROSLAM also offers customers the possibility of improving
the quality of their products by including technology known as RRO (Radiused Root Runout) in its tools. RRO makes the end of the thread progressive, thus alleviating the tensions on one of the zones most prone to having problems of collapse due to the concentration of tensions. In turn, RRO positively impacts the tool’s performance, since it extends its service life. “Our Customer Assistance Centre is ready to advise our
customers as to the most suitable combination of RRO, material and treatment for their specific application,” comments Alberto Gabika.
www.heroslam.com
PEE-WEE® UPW® WANDERER®
TECHNOLOGY FROM TRADITION SENY®
PEE-WEE® High-End model line UPW® CNC - two slides
Thread rolling machine with ECO-SYS
Forming force: 10 – 240 kN (24tons) Shaft diameter: Ø 80 mm Tool diameter: Ø165 – 250 mm Support length: 180 mm Swivel angle:
+/- 8°
Reduced set up time by ECO-SYS Top view on the system of the spindle a)
a) Set up adjustment of the swivel angle b) Diameter set up adjustment c) Pitch adjustment via servo motor
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Contact:
k.jung@pee-wee.de / 0049 (0)6432 9527-12 Contact:
chaco3@wanadoo.fr / 0033 (0)607 25 07 39
Contact:
neil.pistol@embassy-mach.co.uk / 0044 (0)1727 82 34 61
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