Solid Carbide Hand Reamer Precision H7 Reaming Tool Straight Flute for Mold Automotive Aerospace

Short Description:

solid carbide hand reamer is a precision cutting tool designed to enlarge and finish pre-drilled holes to an exact diameter with excellent roundness, straightness and surface quality. Manufactured from 100% solid sintered tungsten carbide, it delivers far higher hardness, rigidity and wear resistance than HSS reamers, keeping cutting edges sharp over long production runs. Each reamer is 100% inspected through three-stage quality control before shipment.


  • Material: Solid sintered tungsten carbide
  • Hardness: 88.5–92.5 HRA
  • Tolerance Grade: H7

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Bullet Points

Superior Wear Resistance: Wear resistance roughly 5–10x that of HSS keeps edges sharp and hole size stable in mass production.
High Machining Precision: H7 standard tolerance (H6 available on request), hole accuracy within ±0.01 mm with excellent roundness.
Extended Tool Life: Tool life 3–5x longer than HSS reamers, cutting downtime and cost per part.
Mirror-Grade Surface Finish: Bored hole surface Ra ≤ 0.2 μm; honing/polishing is often eliminated.
Full Customization: OEM/ODM for non-standard diameters, stepped/tapered bores, special flutes, internal coolant and coatings.
OEM/ODM

Hand-Reamer-800-544

Applications

Mold & Die Making:Finishing guide-pin, ejector and dowel holes to guarantee accurate mold alignment and consistent clearances.
Aerospace: Precision reaming of turbine blade holes, fuel system parts and landing gear bores under strict airworthiness standards.
Automotive Components: H7 finishing of valve guide, injector seat and transmission shaft holes for sealing and assembly quality.
Medical Devices: Micron-level reaming for bone screw, dental implant and minimally invasive surgical tool bores.
Hydraulics / Oil & Gas: Finishing sealing bores in valve bodies, pump housings and hydraulic cylinders for leak-proof reliability.

Hot Q&A

  1. How do I choose the coating?

Answer: TiN for aluminum and non-ferrous metals; TiAlN for titanium, Inconel and high-temp alloys; uncoated for steel and cast iron.

  1. What reaming allowance is required?

Answer: 3–6 mm: 0.1–0.2 mm; 6–12 mm: 0.15–0.25 mm; 12–25 mm: 0.2–0.35 mm; 25–50 mm: 0.25–0.5 mm.

  1. What surface finish can be achieved?

Answer: Ra ≤ 0.2 μm on the bore; the actual value depends on workpiece material, pilot hole quality and parameters.

  1. How do I choose the reamer material?

Answer: Choose carbide for high precision, high volume or difficult materials; HSS suits general, cost-sensitive jobs.


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