The machine tap consists of heavy-duty high-speed steel. For through threads and bottoming threads in unalloyed steels up to a strength of 800 N/mm², malleable.The thread is cut in one operation. High speed tool steel, best known as 'high speed steel', refers to a group of alloyed tool steels with up to 2,06% carbon content and up to 30% proportion of alloying elements such as tungsten, molybdenum, vanadium, cobalt, nickel and titanium. HSS materials are characterised by great hardness, wear resistance and heat resistance up to 600° C. The HSS tools are less sensitive to shocks and vibrations, which sometimes quickly lead to breaks in the harder cutting materials.
Net weight
0.195 kg
Thread pitch
2,50 mm
Length
140.0 mm
Spiral length
34.0 mm
Core hole diameter
17.5 mm
Shaft diameter
16.00 mm
Technical data
Coating - uncoated
Shaft - Square shank
Cutting direction - right hand cutting
Tolerance - ISO 2 6H
DIN - DIN 376
Flank angle - 60°
Form - type C / 35° right-hand spiral flutes, 2 - 3 threads