PCD Thread Turning Inserts (SW301)
PCD Thread Turning Inserts (SW301) are precision cutting tools designed for high-speed, high-accuracy threading of non-ferrous materials such as aluminum alloys, copper, brass, and composite materials. These inserts are manufactured with a polycrystalline diamond (PCD) cutting edge, providing exceptional hardness, wear resistance, and thermal conductivity. The SW301 series is particularly suited for fine-pitch threads, long production runs, and components requiring superior surface finish, such as automotive, aerospace, and electronics parts.
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Product Details
Key
Features
- PCD Cutting Edge
– Ultra-hard and wear-resistant for long tool life.
- High Precision Threading – Maintains accurate thread geometry for fine-pitch
applications.
- Excellent Surface Finish – Produces smooth threads with minimal burrs.
- Thermal Conductivity
– Reduces heat generation and prevents built-up edge.
- High Cutting Speeds
– Ideal for high-volume production.
- ISO/ANSI Compatibility – Fits standard threading toolholders.
- Stable Geometry
– Minimizes vibration and deflection for consistent threads.
- Durable Core
– Solid insert design prevents chipping or edge breakage.
- Reduced Tool Changes
– Long life lowers downtime and production costs.
- Environmentally Friendly – Dry machining possible, reducing coolant use.
Customer Ratings
5.0/5
Based on 2 reviews
Customization product
I’ve been using this product for several months now, and it stands out as one of the best tools for customization in manufacturing. Whether you're working with metal, plastic, or composites, this tool adapts easily to different workflows and materials. Highly recommended for teams looking for precision, efficiency, and customization all in one.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Which materials are suitable for SW301 PCD inserts?
Aluminum, copper, brass, and non-ferrous composites; not recommended for ferrous metals. - What thread types can SW301 produce?
Metric, UN, trapezoidal, or custom fine-pitch threads depending on holder setup. - Can they machine hard metals?
No, PCD reacts with iron-based alloys at high temperatures. - Do they require coolant?
Dry machining is preferred, though air blast can assist chip removal. - What is the recommended cutting speed?
Typically 800–2500 m/min depending on material and thread pitch. - Are these inserts indexable?
Yes, multiple edges allow longer usage before replacement. - Can SW301 handle interrupted cuts?
Yes, though stable clamping and proper feed are critical. - How precise are the threads produced?
High-accuracy threads within ±0.02 mm, suitable for precision components. - Is special toolholder required?
Standard threading toolholders compatible with SW301 geometry can be used. - Can these inserts be reconditioned or reground?
Minor edge honing is possible; full regrinding is limited due to PCD hardness.
