Knurling Tool
Knurling tool is a commonly used engraving tool, mainly used for engraving and decoration on wood, plastic, metal and other materials. It has the following advantages:
High precision: The knurling tool can accurately engrave the design pattern on the surface of the material, so that every detail can be clearly expressed.
Ease of operation: Compared with traditional manual engraving, using knurled tools can complete engraving tasks more easily and quickly, and also reduce hand fatigue caused by hand-held tools.
Good front and rear adjustability: The front and rear adjustability of the knurling tool is very good, and the engraving of different depths can be adjusted according to the needs to achieve an effect that is more in line with the design requirements.
Beautiful engraving effect: The knurling tool can realize various patterns and effects, such as patterns, protrusions, grooves, etc., making the engraving effect more beautiful and vivid.
High production efficiency: The use of knurled tools can improve work efficiency, reduce waste and reduce costs, thereby improving production efficiency.
In summary, knurling tools have the advantages of high precision, easy operation, good front and rear adjustability, beautiful engraving effect, and high production efficiency, and are widely used in furniture, handicrafts, decorations and other fields.
A knurling tool is a cutting tool that can be used to make various concave and convex patterns on metal surfaces. They usually consist of a cylindrical head and a treaded wheel.
When using a knurling tool, the workpiece is first held on a rotating table. Next, the knurling tool is slowly pushed over the workpiece and embedded into the metal surface by the pattern on the wheel, creating the desired pattern.
Different types of wheels can produce different patterns, so knurling tools can be used to create a wide variety of patterns, including straight lines, wavy lines, teeth, stars, dots, and more.
Knurled tools are commonly used in the production of products such as jewelry, timepieces, auto parts, furniture, and other decorative items. In addition to metal, they can also be used to create patterns on materials such as wood, plastic and ceramics.