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EF: Deep rolling of fillets (internal and external)

Advantages

  • For use on conventional or CNC lathe.
  • Complete machining with one chucking.
  • Can be used as right or left-handed tool. 
  • Both directions of rotation possible.

EF45

Characteristics:

  • For machining of turned parts' fillets, like shafts, screws, tension bars, torsion bars.
  • Deep rolling by plunging method.
  • A floating roller.
  • Rolling force monitoring with gauge or inductive position measuring system.

Basic construction:

  • Type EF deep rolling tools consist of a tool body equipped with a shank, a spring assembly that allows the roller head to move with no play and very low friction.
  • The standard version contains a dial indicator for indirect indication of the spring force. As an option, the tools can be equipped with ECOsense process monitoring for external display of the spring force.
  • The roller head is attached to the flexible, spring-loaded section of the tool body. The flexible roller retainer moves in response to the radial or axial rolling forces on either side of the tool.
  • The roller is guided by a cage and supported by a support body with large-scale needle bearings.

EF90

Characteristics:

  • Deep rolling of thread root radii (external).
  • Deep rolling in the machine's thread-cutting cycle.
  • Axially floating roller provides compensation of minor positioning errors.
  • Automatic angle adjustment of the roller for differing gradients.
  • Machining of right or left-hand threads with no alterations required.

Basic construction:

  • Type EF deep rolling tools consist of a tool body equipped with a shank, a spring assembly that allows the roller head to move with no play and very low friction.
  • The standard version contains a dial indicator for indirect indication of the spring force. As an option, the tools can be equipped with ECOsense process monitoring for external display of the spring force.
  • The roller head is attached to the flexible, spring-loaded section of the tool body. The flexible roller retainer moves in response to the radial or axial rolling forces on either side of the tool.
  • The roller is suspended within the roller retainer with a slide bearing bolt. In addition, the roller mount swings such that the roller automatically adjusts to the thread pitch. A set screw limits the roller’s pivoting angle.