The material of the threading tool is not the only determining factor.

UGMIC Special Reminder:

The statement "Tungsten steel is always better than high-speed steel" is not a complete logic for threading tool selection.

Tool material is only one factor in the threading system.

Actual tool life and machining quality are primarily influenced by:

• Tool material

• Tool heat treatment

• Tool manufacturing process

• Tool geometry

• Helix angle

• Groove design

• Chip breaking capability

• Chip removal capability

• Workpiece material

• Workpiece hardness

• Hole type

• Thread depth

• Spindle runout

• Tool holder runout

• Cooling and lubrication

• Machine condition

Therefore, material selection should focus on the "tool × workpiece" match, rather than simply pursuing the highest hardness.