Knurling Wheels
HSS knurling wheels with bore and face ground, milled sharp edge profile, in form, cut, and counter patterns across standard sizes and pitches.
IS:3403 / DIN82 Standard Patterns: Straight, diamond, and radius profiles across AA, BL, BR, GE, GV, KE, and KV pattern types, with bore and face ground for consistent engagement.
Ready-Stock Sizing: Standardized wheel diameters and pitches mean most sizes ship from stock, without waiting on a custom grinding run.
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Counter Knurling Wheels
Paired/matched wheel sets for producing a continuous, aligned pattern across a knurling head.
Cut Knurling Wheels
Sharp-edged wheels that cut the pattern into the workpiece rather than displacing material. Used where diameter growth isn't acceptable.
Form Knurling Wheels
Straight and diamond knurls that displace material to raise a pattern. The most common wheel type for grip surfaces.
Radius Knurling Wheels
Profiled wheels for knurling curved or radiused surfaces where a straight wheel can't track the contour.
Where it's used
Applications for knurling wheels
Press-fit knurling on motor and pump shafts
A straight knurl on the shaft locks rotor cores, commutators, impellers and couplings in place without keys, adhesives or splines.
Knurled inserts for plastic moulding
Diamond and straight knurls on brass inserts lock them into moulded plastic against pull-out and torque.
Grip knurling on knobs, handles and thumb screws
Straight and diamond knurls give a secure, comfortable grip on control knobs, tool handles, adjusters and hand-tightened screws.
Press-in studs and wheel studs
A straight knurl under the head bites into the hole so the stud cannot turn when the nut is tightened.
Decorative and grip knurling on curved surfaces
Radius knurling wheels follow convex and concave contours on torches, pens, fitness equipment and consumer products.
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