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Avadiar siva
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Screw Thread for Magnesium Application

03/29/2007 11:39 PM

Hi there,

i'm looking forward to research on thread forming screw thread for magnesium application.

Appreciate advice and help.
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Re: Screw Thread for Magnesium Application

03/31/2007 12:43 PM

Check into a Volkswagen place. They do it routinely
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Re: Screw Thread for Magnesium Application

03/31/2007 4:52 PM

Magnesium threads quite readily with ordinary taps (MUST be sharp). However if a screw is to be inserted and removed periodically, it is best to use a thread insert of harder material.

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Re: Screw Thread for Magnesium Application

04/02/2007 12:04 PM

I agree with above guest, use a thread insert on magnesium and aluminum.

Try www.helicoil.com

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