Ideal for processing mass-produced items!! High-precision rolling machine
The rolling machine is a processing method that deforms materials with strong force, allowing for the shaping of rod-like products while rotating. Additionally, rolled screws have greater strength compared to cut screws, and they also have higher processing efficiency, making them suitable for mass production. At Kurita Sakuganki, we manufacture and sell machinery for steelmaking and civil engineering, including rolling machines. *For more details, please contact us.
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【Roller Machine: Processing Procedure】 The bar material is clamped in the rolling die, and while rotating the material, pressure is applied towards the center of the die. By applying pressure that exceeds the yield point of the material, it is permanently deformed to create the desired shape.
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[Processing Example] Rolled Screws It is a type of plastic processing where strong force is applied to the material, and the rod-shaped processing material is rotated while being shaped by a rolling die. Rolled screws are a processing method developed for the machining of large screws, and it is still commonly used for the machining of large screws today.
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Since its establishment in the 12th year of the Taisho era, Kurita Rock Drilling Machinery has been engaged in the manufacturing of rock drilling machines with great dedication. With the modernization of rock drilling machines, we are continuously making efforts and conducting research to adapt to any working conditions. We will fully utilize our in-house development capabilities to meet the demands of our customers in civil engineering construction sites and various steel mills.
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