Sandvik Coromant 5726344 Single Point Threading Tool

Product Description

The SANDVIK COROMANT 5726344 is a solid carbide internal single point threading tool designed for precision thread cutting in small-diameter bores. It features a 60-degree profile angle and a minimum threading diameter of 0.189 inches, making it suited for fine internal thread work on tight tolerances. The cutting depth reaches 0.0213 inches, with a projection from edge of 0.5906 inches and an overall length of 1.4685 inches. The TiAlN and Titanium Nitride dual coating improves heat resistance and tool life during high-speed threading operations. Machinists and toolroom professionals working on CNC lathes and Swiss-type machines are the primary users of this tool.

This threading tool is intended for internal threading applications in precision machining environments, including production turning, toolroom work, and job-shop operations. Its compact geometry and solid carbide construction make it well suited for threading small bores in hardened or abrasive materials where consistent thread form and surface finish are critical. The 60-degree profile is compatible with unified and metric thread standards commonly encountered in industrial and aerospace component manufacturing.

Key Features

• Solid carbide construction for rigidity and wear resistance in demanding threading applications
• 60-degree profile angle compatible with unified and metric thread forms
• TiAlN and Titanium Nitride coating for improved heat resistance and extended tool life
• Minimum threading diameter of 0.189 inches for small-bore internal thread work
• 0.0213 inches cutting depth with 0.5906 inches projection from edge for reach into confined bores
• Overall length of 1.4685 inches suited for compact toolholding systems

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use internal single point threading tool for CNC lathes and Swiss-type turning centers requiring solid carbide tooling with a 60-degree profile angle.

Installation Notes

Installation and tool changes should be performed by a qualified machinist with the machine fully stopped and in a safe, locked-out state. Ensure the tool is properly seated and clamped in a compatible toolholder before running any threading cycle. Verify thread profile, pitch, and diameter settings against the workpiece drawing before engaging the cut. Follow the machine manufacturer guidelines and applicable shop safety standards when setting tool offsets and running first-article threads.