karhennuspyörät

Karhennuspyörät, also known as knurling wheels, are tools used in machining to create a texture on a workpiece. This texture, called knurling, is typically a pattern of straight, angled, or diamond-shaped ridges. The primary purpose of knurling is to improve the grip on a part, prevent slippage, or provide a decorative finish. They are often employed on handles of tools, knobs, and shafts where manual manipulation is involved.

The process of knurling involves pressing the karhennuspyörät against the rotating workpiece. The wheels are made of hardened steel or other durable materials and are designed with specific patterns. As the wheels are pressed into the material, they displace it, forming the raised ridges of the knurl. The depth and sharpness of the knurl depend on the pressure applied and the design of the knurling wheels.

There are several types of karhennuspyörät, including straight, diamond, and orbital knurling wheels, each producing a different knurl pattern. Straight knurling wheels create parallel lines, diamond knurling wheels create a crisscross pattern, and orbital knurling wheels create a spherical or dimpled texture. The selection of the appropriate wheel depends on the desired aesthetic and functional properties of the final product. Karhennuspyörät are an essential tool for adding functionality and visual appeal to manufactured components.