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Turned, Drilled and Bent 10mm Iron Rod Parts | Gonger
10mm free-cutting iron rods with lathe-turned threads, drilled pin holes and precision bends - complete machined-and-bent hardware in one workflow.
Key Specifications
- Materials
- Free-cutting iron rod, 10 mm diameter
Key Features
- Combines turning, drilling and bending in one flow
- Threads stay undamaged during the bend cycle
- Pin holes positioned clear of the bend zone
- Free-cutting iron machines and bends cleanly
Can One Shop Deliver a Rod Part That Needs Threads, Holes and Bends?
Short answer: Yes. This video follows 10mm free-cutting iron rods through lathe thread turning, pin-hole drilling and finally CNC bending - the finished link arm leaves with all three features in place.
What the Video Demonstrates
| Step | Process | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lathe turns threads | Clean male ends |
| 2 | Drill pin holes | Located clear of bend |
| 3 | CNC bend cycle | Accurate elbow angle |
| 4 | Final part | Ready-to-assemble link |
Key Applications
- Clutch and brake linkage arms
- Support rods for mechanisms
- Adjuster links in machinery
Why Free-Cutting Iron for Such Parts
| Property | Standard steel | Free-cutting iron |
|---|---|---|
| Machining speed | Normal | Fast |
| Thread finish | Good | Excellent |
| Bend formability | Good | Adequate |
| Cost at volume | Moderate | Low |
FAQ
Do the threads get damaged in bending? The bend zone is positioned away from the threads and the dies support the bar - threads stay clean.
Can these parts be plated after processing? Yes - zinc or nickel plating is a common final step.
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