Die for cutting screw-threads
AssigneeRems-Werk Christian Foll und Sohne GmbH & Co.
InventorRudolf Wagner
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Abstract
A die for cutting screw-threads, especially for cutting threads into steel for reinforcing concrete and the like with an external thread cutting machine to which the die is operatively connectible by means of a mounting portion having a support surface is disclosed. The die includes a cutting portion having a plurality of cutting teeth arranged in a cutting plane and a guide portion adjacent said cutting portion, which guide portion has a plurality of teeth arranged in a guide plane. The length of the guide portion corresponds to about 3 to 6 times the length of the cutting portion and is approximately 10 to 20 times the length of the cutting plane.
Claims13
A die for cutting external taper screw threads into tapered ends of externally ribbed steel for reinforcing concrete with an external thread-cutting machine to which the die is operatively connectible, said die comprising:
- a cutting portion of finite length and having a plurality of first cutting teeth arranged in a cutting plane, said cutting plane having a finite length measured in the longitudinal direction of said die, said first cutting teeth having a tooth depth increasing within said cutting plane rearwardly to final depth;
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- a guide portion adjacent said cutting portion, said guide portion having a predetermined length measured in the longitudinal direction of said die and having a plurality of second cutting teeth arranged in a guide plane, said predetermined length of said guide portion corresponding to about 3 to about 6 times the magnitude of said infinte length of said cutting portion, and said predetermined length of said guide portion being of from about ten to about twenty times the magnitude of said finite length of said cutting plane, said second cutting teeth in said guide portion having a constant tooth depth corresponding to the final tooth depth in said cutting portion.
A die according to claim 10, wherein said angle is about 6.degree..
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.