Import Dies — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Arsh Tools Mfg Co supplies thread rolling dies designed for producing self-tapping screws, wood screws, chipboard screws, and drywall screws. The dies are manufactured in Mohali, Punjab, and are available in Y-type, A-type, and B-type configurations to match standard threading machine setups. These tools are built for high-volume production environments where dimensional consistency and thread accuracy are critical to meeting ISO 898 and DIN 7981 standards.

The dies are made from high-carbon tool steel with a hardness range of 58 to 62 HRC, a typical specification for industrial thread rolling applications. Surface finish is ground to Ra 0.4 micrometers or better to reduce friction and extend service life. The material composition and heat treatment follow standard practices for cold work tooling in India’s fastener manufacturing sector, though no third-party certification is confirmed by the supplier.

These dies are used by manufacturers in the automotive, construction, and fastener industries that require precision-threaded components. Buyers typically order in batches of 50 to 500 units depending on production volume. Packaging is done in protective foam-lined steel cases to prevent damage during transit. Trade terms offered include FOB and CIF, with lead times of 15 to 25 days after order confirmation, subject to production scheduling.

Arsh Tools Mfg Co is a tooling manufacturer based in F-73, Industrial Area, Mohali, Punjab, India. The supplier is listed as an imported-tier vendor with harbor-level trust signals, indicating verified business registration and physical address. There is no public information on years in operation, workforce size, or annual turnover. The listing confirms production capability for thread rolling dies but does not state export volume, client names, or certifications.

The company does not provide third-party audit reports, product test certificates, or quality management system documentation. Response rate and average response time are not tracked, suggesting limited customer service infrastructure. Buyers should treat this as a direct manufacturer with localized production capacity, not as a trading house or certified exporter. All claims about performance are based on observed product type and industry norms, not supplier-submitted data.