After recently presenting at the 2016 PMPA National Technical Conference, CJWinter will now head to northern Ohio to share thread rolling troubleshooting tips.

CJWinter will join PMPA's Northern Ohio Chapter on May 10, 2016, for an "All Things Threading" session in Brecksville, Ohio. 

CJWinter designs a special tooth form that allows more material to be rolled into the root of the roll and a sharper crest on the part.

For US and Metric threads, this delivers additional adjustability between the major and pitch diameter specifications.

More manufacturers in the automotive, fastener, plumbing, aerospace and other industries are choosing thread rolling over the traditional thread cutting process.

The CJWinter team is gearing up for Grand Rapids, MI, where PMPA will hold its 2016 National Technical Conference from April 9 – 12.

CJWinter will join over 70 technical and quality leaders from across the country to showcase the latest technology in precision machining. Visit our booth during the technical members exhibit from 4:30pm to 7pm on April 10 to grab a brochure or catalog, see some of the latest tools in our product line, or speak to a member of our highly qualified engineering team.

CJWinter has pioneered the thread rolling sector throughout our 60 years in the industry. Today, we are proud to introduce our latest innovation: a brand new website with instant data and a streamlined ordering process.

Learn how CJWinter's Easy Metal Flow Tooth Form eliminates flakes during the thread rolling process

Different materials have different forming characteristics during the thread rolling process. High sulfur, for example, can create flakes and slivers, thereby hindering the thread finish during cold forming.

The solution: Easy Metal Flow Tooth forms — a special form that concentrates forces at the root of the thread form, which helps plow material more efficiently during the cold form process. Ultimately, the increased and concentrated force minimizes, and in most cases eliminates, flakes from being produced when rolling brass, high sulfur, and other materials prone to flaking.