Stainless steel threaded shafts turned with rolled threads. Rolling work-hardens the thread and leaves a smoother flank than cutting, which matters on adjustment shafts that cycle. Ends are chamfered for easy assembly.
Function and Design
Shafts transmit and locate – and both jobs depend on straightness and bearing-fit diameters. Ours are turned and ground, with runout checked along the full length rather than at the ends only.
What Makes It Work
- Threads are machined to class and checked with go/no-go gauges.
- Being stainless, it handles washdown, humidity and process media without a coating that can chip.
- Made to your drawing – this listing shows the threaded shaft family range.
- Material: stainless steel (304 / 316) – confirmed against your drawing before tooling, so the threaded shaft matches the print on the first batch.
- Process: CNC turning and milling for the threaded shaft, bar-fed where the geometry allows, thread turning to gauge.
- Finish: Surface treatment for the threaded shaft is picked for its working environment, not from a catalogue.
- Size: Size per customer drawing.
- Custom: The threaded shaft is made to print – low MOQ on standard items, volume pricing on repeats.
Applications
In service you will find this part in pump and valve assemblies, instrumentation fittings, automation and robotics hardware.
Factory-Direct Advantage
Bar-fed cells run unattended for consistency, and any dimension that drifts stops the cell. First articles on the CMM, production sampled against the same dimensions, and dimensional reports with material certs where PPAP levels are required.
Ask for a quotation: material options, tolerances and tooling cost are confirmed in writing.