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Broaching heads KERFOLG for polygonal holes and external surface profiles

The Broaching Head is a high-speed tool for forming blind or through holes with regular polygonal shapes (square, hexagonal, TORX®, spline, etc.). Installing an adaptor on the same broaching head, polygonal surface profiles can be realized.
The broaching head may be applied on most rotary machine tools, both conventional (lathe, drill, milling machine) and numerically controlled ones. Thus it can work both vertically and horizontally.
The broach seat is set in the tool body at a specific inclination so that, when the machine rod starts to rotate, it transmits both, a rotary and oscillating motion to the broach. The combined action deriving from the rotation and feed function provided by the machine, allows the broach to smoothly penetrate the pre-drilled work-piece, in order to form the shape required.
Fabricant: KERFOLG
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Description

The Broaching Head is a high-speed tool for forming blind or through holes with regular polygonal shapes (square, hexagonal, TORX®, spline, etc.). Installing an adaptor on the same broaching head, polygonal surface profiles can be realized.
The broaching head may be applied on most rotary machine tools, both conventional (lathe, drill, milling machine) and numerically controlled ones. Thus it can work both vertically and horizontally.
The broach seat is set in the tool body at a specific inclination so that, when the machine rod starts to rotate, it transmits both, a rotary and oscillating motion to the broach. The combined action deriving from the rotation and feed function provided by the machine, allows the broach to smoothly penetrate the pre-drilled work-piece, in order to form the shape required.