Knurling tool with two wheels

The knurling tool has a knurling wheel head with which you can make cross knurls with a pitch of 1.0 mm. The tool holder is made of burnished steel and the knurling wheel is made of high-quality alloy steel.

The adjustable knurling pliers have two knurling wheels with which you can make cross knurls with a pitch of 1.0 mm. Knurls up to a maximum workpiece diameter of 22 mm can be stamped. The knurling pliers are self-centring.

The knurling pliers are made of burnished steel and the knurling wheels are made of high-quality alloy steel.

These adjustable knurling pliers are designed for shaft diameters from 10 to 35 mm. Adjustment is made using a knurled screw. Cross knurls of 1.0 mm can be produced. The knurling wheels are made of hardened carbon steel.

Knurling tool and parting-off steel set

2-fold knurling tool for producing knurls with grooves parallel to the axis, coarse and fine
incl. 1 x spare knurling wheel each, coarse and fine

Shank: 12 x 12 mm
Total length: 135 mm
Ø knurling wheels: 19 mm
Width of knurling wheels: 6 mm

Adjustable knurling pliers for making cross knurls, coarse and fine

Self-centring
Max. workpiece diameter: 22 mm
Shank: 10 x 10 mm
Total length: 120 mm
Ø knurling wheels: 19 mm
Width of knurling wheels: 9 mm

Parting-off grooving tool with HSS blade
incl. 1 x spare blade

HSS blade dimensions: 2 x 8 x 70 mm
Shank: 10 x 10 mm
Clampable shank length: 63 mm

The set is supplied in a sturdy plastic box.

The knurling wheel set has six interchangeable knurling wheels with which you can make different knurls.

Three of the six knurling wheels can be used to produce fine, medium and coarse cross knurls. The pitch of the fine cross knurling wheel is 0.5 mm, that of the medium cross knurling wheel is 1.0 mm and that of the coarse cross knurling wheel is 1.5 mm. The other three knurling wheels can be used to produce parallel-axis grooves, whereby the pitch is also 0.5 mm, 1.0 mm and 1.5 mm.

The knurling wheels are made of high-quality alloy steel and the knurling tool holder is made of burnished steel.

The knurling wheel set has six interchangeable knurling wheels with which you can make different knurls.

Three of the six knurling wheels can be used to produce fine, medium and coarse cross knurls. The pitch of the fine cross knurling wheel is 0.5 mm, that of the medium cross knurling wheel is 1.0 mm and that of the coarse cross knurling wheel is 1.5 mm. The other three knurling wheels can be used to produce parallel-axis grooves, whereby the pitch is also 0.5 mm, 1.0 mm and 1.5 mm.

The knurling wheels are made of high-quality alloy steel and the knurling tool holder is made of burnished steel.

This knurling tool has a burnished clamping shank and a self-centring knurling wheel head. The three interchangeable pairs of knurling wheels can be used to produce fine, medium and large cross knurls. The pitch of the fine cross knurling wheels is 0.5 mm, that of the medium cross knurling wheels is 1.0 mm and that of the coarse cross knurling wheels is 1.5 mm. The knurling wheels are made of high-quality alloy steel.

The knurling tool has a knurling wheel with which you can make axis-parallel grooves with a pitch of 1.0 mm. The tool holder is made of burnished steel and the knurling wheel is made of high-quality alloy steel.

This knurling tool has a stable design thanks to its 16 x 16 mm shaft. The turret makes it quick and easy to switch between the three knurling wheel sizes, eliminating the need for tedious and time-consuming changing of knurling wheel sizes. The knurled screw on the side is used to fix the set knurling wheel size. Cross knurls with 0.5, 1.0 and 1.5 mm can be produced. The knurling wheels are made of hardened carbon steel.

The knurling wheel set has three interchangeable knurling wheel heads with which you can make different knurls.

Two of the three knurling wheel heads can be used to produce fine and medium-coarse cross knurls. The pitch of the fine cross knurling wheel head is 1.0 mm, that of the medium-coarse cross knurling wheel head is 1.5 mm. The third knurling wheel head can be used to produce grooves parallel to the axis, with a pitch of 1.5 mm.

The knurling wheel heads can be attached to both sides of the knurling tool holder using a screw. The distance from the underside of the shaft to the centre of the knurling head is 12 mm on the left-hand side of the tool holder and 16 mm on the right-hand side. The knurling wheel heads are attached to the tool holder in such a way that they can be easily swivelled. This enables flexible height adjustment of the knurling wheels.