Conventional threading systems are characterised by their complexity and the resulting high application know-how.
MSS-TC is synonymous with:
- easy application
- the tools can be used in both directions without correcting the helix angle
- very good accessibility
- inserts suitable for thread turning and thread milling
The CERATIZIT Grades for Threading Tools:
- Main grades for threading tools - uncoated

- Main grades for parting tools - coated

MSS-TC - the characteristics
system characteristics:
- turning and milling with the same insert
- single-tooth thread milling
benefits:
- flexibility, reduced variety and costs
- low machining forces, large overhang possible
MSS-TC - the differences
MSS-TC system
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conventional system |

better economy through:
- reduced machining times
- less tool changing
- improved stability, small overhang
- material savings
- thread turning between shoulders possible
- fewer tools and inserts
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- for this machining method 2 tools are necessary
- additional loss of stability and material through large overhangs
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| MSS-TC system |
conventional system |

easy to apply as tools can be used in both directions without correcting the helix angle |

- correction of helix angle necessary, therefore high degree of application know how indispensable
- can only be operated in one direction
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MSS-TC - the solution
system functions:
- separate shank, tool holder, and module
- same interface for all parting, grooving and threading applications
- stable and precise connection
- extendable through new modules
- ease of application
- clamping functions optimised for the various applications of the insert
MSS-TC - the system components

- grooving and turning - GX
- parting, grooving and turning - LX
- threading - TC
- axial grooving - GX
- parting and grooving - FX
MSS-TC - the advantages
simplicity:
- quick module change in case of tool breakage
- ease of application
precision:
- high accuracy and repeatability
- reduced set-up times
economy:
- low stock inventory provides a large variety of combination possibilities