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BSPP(G) Multi-Form 55 degree Thread Mill | Solid Carbide Thread Milling Cutter

Explore solid carbide multi-form thread milling cutters for precise internal and external 55° BSP threads.

  • Thread milling pipe threads capability enhanced by a precision-engineered 55 degree thread mill.
  • Available in uncoated, AlTiN, TiAlN, and DLC coatings.
  • Supports both right-hand and left-hand threads.
  • High performance thread mill bit at competitive prices.

Overview

The G Multi-Form Thread Mill is a solid carbide thread milling cutter designed for machining parallel pipe threads with high accuracy and efficiency. Globally, G threads are also referred to as:

  • BSPP (British Standard Pipe Parallel)

  • PF Thread (Japan JIS Standard)

  • ISO 228 Parallel Pipe Thread

Thanks to its full-profile cutting design, this tool can process internal and external threads, in both left-hand and right-hand directions, with consistent precision. It is a reliable solution for industries that require tight tolerance pipe connections such as aerospace, automotive, oil & gas, hydraulics, and general machinery.

Applications

The G Multi-Form Thread Mill is widely used in:

  • Aerospace: hydraulic fittings, fuel systems

  • Automotive: engine and transmission components

  • Oil & Gas: threaded pipe joints, valves

  • General Engineering: machinery, pumps, pneumatics

Why Choose a Multi-Form Thread Mill?

  • Universal compatibility with G / BSPP / PF / ISO 228 standards

  • Solid tungsten carbide for durability and long tool life

  • Multi-form geometry for one-pass threading with superior accuracy

  • CNC optimized – suitable for high-speed, high-precision machining

  • Adaptable to different materials through specialized coatings

  • Capable of left-hand, right-hand, internal, and external threads

How to Choose a Carbide Thread Mill?

Material & Coating Recommendations

MaterialRecommended CoatingBenefits
Copper & AluminumTiB₂ / DLC / no coatingPrevents built-up edge, smooth chip evacuation
45# Steel / Carbon SteelTiN / TiCNCost-effective, reduces wear
Stainless SteelTiAlN / AlCrNHigh heat resistance, prevents galling
P20 Tool SteelTiAlN / AlTiNLong life in tough tool steels
Cast IronTiN / TiAlNExcellent wear resistance, stable cutting
Titanium AlloysAlTiN / TiAlSiNWithstands high temperatures, prevents chipping
Heat-Resistant AlloysAlCrN / TiAlSiNSuperior oxidation resistance

Choosing the right coating is one of the key factors that influence machining performance, tool life, and surface finish.

Single-Form vs. Multi-Form Thread Mills

When selecting a thread milling tool, both single-tooth (single point) and full-form thread mills are available:

TypeAdvantagesLimitations
Single-Form
  • Flexible, can cut multiple thread pitches with one tool
  • Ideal for small batches or prototypes
  • Slower cutting speed
  • Multiple passes needed
Multi-Form
  • Much faster, mills the entire thread profile in fewer passes
  • Consistent thread quality – Ideal for mass production
  • Limited to specific thread pitch
  • Higher initial tool cost

At our Minnexon, we can supply both single-form and multi-form thread mills, ensuring you always have the right solution for your production needs.

Technical Specifications (Customizable)

BSPP/GTPIPitchd1/mmL1/mmD/mmL/mmFlutesDrill dia./mmUnit Price/USD
G1/16-28280.9075.81766036.7US$74.00
G1/8-28280.9077.72086048.7US$108.00
G1/4-19191.3379.9271075411.8US$132.00
G3/8-19191.33711.926.71275415.2US$166.00
G1/2-14&G3/4-14141.81411.9301275419US$166.00
G1/2-14&G3/4-14141.81411.9351283419US$166.00
G1/2-14&G3/4-14141.81415.74016100519US$304.00
G1-11112.309164216100530.7US$304.00
G2-11112.30919.94220100530.7US$388.00

How to Choose a Carbide Thread Mill

  1. Choose the right carbide thread mill for better performance.
  2. Select a proper coating to match the material. TiAlN or AlCrN works well for steel. Use TiCN for aluminum or copper.
  3. Pick single-tooth cutters for small holes or fine threads.
  4. Choose three-tooth or full-tooth cutters for higher speed and large threads.
  5. Check the helix angle and cutting direction.
  6. Use a positive rake for soft materials and a neutral rake for hard materials.
  7. Always confirm tool diameter, pitch, and thread depth.
  8. Right choice means longer tool life and cleaner threads.

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