What is thread rolling?

Thread rolling is a metal forging process that forms threads into the mirror image of a roller die. The process is different from metal cutting, grinding, and chasing because it does not remove any metal from the workpiece. Instead, thread rolling uses hardened steel dies to displace and mold ductile metals. The high-pressure process physically changes the properties of rolled metal parts to make the base part and the threads harder and stronger. 

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Top 10 Thread Rolling Problems

Most frequently used in the production of threaded rods, bolts, screws, and other metal fasteners, thread rolling is a cold metal forming process that creates threads using precision thread rolling dies that are the mirror image of the thread being produced. Though a reliable and flexible practice, there are a number of techniques that can improve your output. Extensive experience in thread rolling makes CJWinter’s team of well-versed experts the go-to source for anticipating and preventing common thread rolling problems.

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Quality Thread Rolls for Major Manufacturers

In these unprecedented times, and their ever-changing, always-challenging impact on manufacturing and supply chain, CJWinter would like to let you know that while supremely focused on safeguarding the health and welfare of our workforce, we remain committed to providing superior customer & partner services. We continue to produce the highest quality thread rolls with unparalleled delivery times.

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What to Look for in a Thread Rolling Company

Since the company’s incorporation in 1956, the team at CJWinter developed a reputation for the fast and efficient production of thread rolled products. Our top priority is giving customers a competitive advantage, which we do by leveraging experienced engineers, superior customer support, and online resources.

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Three Reasons Why Manufacturers Prefer Rolled Threads

An Introduction to Thread Rolling

Thread rolling is a cold forming or cold metal forming process that creates threads using precision thread rolling dies that are the mirror image of the thread being produced. This process is different from other processes like metal cutting, grinding, and chasing because it does not remove any metal to create the desired profile. Instead, these hardened steel thread rolls move and mold ductile metals quickly and very precisely into desired thread form.

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Why Are More Manufacturers Choosing Thread Rolling?

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

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