Non-metallic | Carbon fiber and glass fiber composite materials

Carbon fiber and glass fiber are often used as reinforcing materials in high-strength composites.

They differ in:

• Weight

• Stiffness

• Toughness

• Cost

Thread Machining Characteristics

Chips may be:

• Powdered

• Granular
Potential problems include:
• High-speed steel tool wear

• Reduced tool life

• Springback

• Thread shrinkage

• Unstable thread dimensions

UGMIC Evaluable Products

• Solid  Carbide Spiral Fluted Taps – J.SpT.SC

• Welded  Carbide Spiral Fluted Taps – J.SpT.WC

• Solid Carbide Straight Fluted Taps – J.StT.SC

• Welded  Carbide Straight Fluted Taps – J.StT.WC

• Thread Mills


For fiber-containing composites, tool wear resistance is one of the important factors in thread machining evaluation.