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.
Schematic illustration. Smaller diameters can be supplied with a tip for production reasons.
Technical data
Flank angle
60°
Form
type B, 4 - 5 threads with progressive tap and interrupted threads
Tolerance
ISO 2 6H
DIN
371
Coating
Uncoated
Cutting direction
right cutting
Shaft
Square shank
Nominal thread size M
M4
Thread pitch
0,70 mm
Net weight
8 g
Shaft diameter
4.50 mm
Core hole diameter
3.3 mm
Length
63.0 mm
Spiral length
13.0 mm