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      Punch Forming Tools
Thermal Friction Drilling

 
Overview - A simple drilling operation with Centerdrill is hot forming bushings.   
 
 

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Metal Cutting Solutions, Inc.
9674 Colerain Avenue, Suite 318
Cincinnati, Ohio 45251
Phone:          +1 (513) 698 8098        
Fax:                +1 (513) 385 5720
E-mail: 
Info@mcsshop.com

 

This simple drilling step with Centerdrill has many names: Thermal friction drilling, friction drilling, flow punch drilling, flow drilling, form drilling, stir friction drilling, punch forming. Thermal friction drilling with Centerdrill is as easy as drilling holes with regular drills. Modern tooling materials and advanced tool grinding technologies make this process reliable, repeatable and precise for production. The Centerdrill line of punch form tools is best for a large range of applications.

 

Today, Centerdrill tools are used in almost all industries. New applications and new design ideas are adding consistently to it's use, while improving products and better the manufacturing process. When useful, thermal friction drilling, simply punch forming with Centerdrill is very productive and reduces cost overall. In general, the flow punch drilling cycle is faster than drilling and gives the designer the benefit to eliminate inserts, welded bracings or welded nuts while strengthening the material. For round tubing it is possible to add sealing surfaces. Further uses are the welding of same or different malleable materials together, where the Centerdill thermal fiction drilling process formes the materials together and creates a bushing.  When creating bearing bushings, brazing connections or to integrate stronger threads, flow drilling is especially for tubular and thin-walled malleable metals up to 1/2" in wall thickness.

 

Applicable Materials:

  • Welding Steels
  • Stainless Steel Materials 
  • Aluminum
  • Cooper
  • Brass
  • Bronze
  • Magnetic Materials
  • Special Alloys