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Thanks to a very talented group of employees and 100 years of collective experience in the industry, H & R is a leading source for high-quality screw machine tooling solutions. H & R's customer base is very diverse, with applications ranging from automotive to heating and cooling, heavy equipment, appliance, office furniture, material handling, military and hydraulic. Please contact H & R today!
Seastrom Manufacturing is a full service manufacturer with custom stamping, CNC machining, four-slide and screw machine tooling capabilities. We have short & long run capabilities in both metallic & non-metallic materials. We also offer secondary operations, assembly & special packaging. We have a huge inventory and can modify any standard part to meet your application for reduced tooling cost.
OMP, Inc.'s strategic objective is to become a valued supplier of screw machining tooling services-in addition to many other related quality solutions- throughout North America. As a Christ centered company, OMP, Inc.'s daily goal is do the right thing in everything it does. For a quality company you can trust, turn to OMP, Incorporated. Call now or visit OMP's comprehensive website.
Over the past 120 years, Caldwell Manufacturing has expanded its inventory to include spiral balances, constant force spring, block and tackle, hybrid balances and high performance casement hardware-all while continuing to prove its reputation as a leading provider of high quality window solutions for top window manufacturers around the world. For screw machine tooling, turn to Caldwell.
By providing its customers with quality solutions at competitive prices, Fairchild has become a valued & trusted partner to many companies in such industries as aerospace, electronics, communications, hardware, recreational products & medical equipment. With highly skilled & dedicated employees averaging 20+ years of service, Fairchild can deliver you the screw machine tooling results you need.
In the market for screw machine tooling that will deliver you the most bang for your buck? Give Tristate your requirements and the problems that you are trying to solve-Tristate's experienced and quality focused engineers will determine the most efficient and cost-effective method for producing quantities from prototype to a million pieces or more. Contact Tristate today-you'll be happy you did!
Welcome to MSP... a family owned and operated full service screw machine tooling shop, producing standard solutions as well as those requiring additional processes. MSP, Inc. has been supplying valued customers from a variety of industries since 1972. MSP, Inc.'s 20,000 sq. Ft. of environmentally controlled manufacturing space will satisfy your requirements every time.
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Industry Information
Screw Machine Tooling
Machine tools are powered mechanical devices such as drill presses, gear shapers, lathes, milling machines, saws, planers and screw machines that use several techniques to fabricate or shape parts including abrasive cutting, electrical discharge machining and cutting tools with single or multiple edge tools. Screw machines are made of titanium, brass or stainless steel and are used to remove similar materials when making screws. Other commonly used metals include aluminum, bronze, copper, nickel, hardened metals, precious metals, steel and steel alloys. Screw machines that specialize in turning plastic parts or working with composite materials are also available. The screw machining process is actually relatively straightforward; though there are many components used in screw machine tooling, the basic parts are spindles that hold the material and the tool attachments that machine it. The motors that power the machine can be obtained from various sources because they are mostly standard electric motors.
To produce screw machine components, computer numerical control systems (CNC) systems are frequently used. CNC tooling allows for precision tooling because it minimizes the opportunity for human error. The process begins with the placement of the workpiece, a round, square or hexagonal blank. It is turned, faced and cut to size. Depending on the system, the tool may be switched out, the part may be transferred to another machine or the process may continue automatically. A drill machine, for instance, could have a magazine with a variety of drill bits that either an operator or computer would change. CNC machining has become the predominant method and the systems continue to make technological advances. Various tools grind, cut and shear away the necessary metal in steps in accordance with the CAD, or computer-aided design. Smoothing and finishing is completed and the part is removed from the machine. Turning and milling are two major machining techniques. Turned parts are rotated while a stationary tool is applied; milled parts are held stationary and worked by a rotating tool. Lathes are used for turning parts; milling machines include drill presses and other machines. Screw machines require similar parts and tools to the very machines that tool them.
