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i                                                                           Technical Information







             Straight Flutes with Spiral Point









            Designed for through holes, with thread along the full length of the hole.
            Used together with the chamfer B, it is recommended for materials giving a long chip. The spiral point moves
            tightly squashed chips in the direction of feed, and prevents the grooves from clogging. Coolant reaches the
            working zone freely. The length of threads, which can be made - up to ca 2xD.



             Spiral flutes









            Together with the chamfer C and E used for the blind holes.

            It is recommended for materials giving a long chip. Spiral flutes provide good chip evacuation in the direction
            from the hole toward the shank. Depending on the hole diameter, it is possible to make threads of up to 3xD.

            Machine tap with spiral flutes should not be used for the through holes.


            4.6. Types of the high performance machine tap center holes, depending on the diameter of
                   the thread, chamfer and the applied standards

                              Working Part                                          Shank


                   Solid cone            1




                 Stepped cone            2                                           5  Phase


                     Chamfer E
                 (without center hole)   3
 Kąty skręcenia spirali:
 15°
 30°             Internal center hole    4                                           6  Internal center hole
 40°
 45°

                                                   Type of center hole on cutting segment side
                           External thread                                                     Type of center hole
                           diameter (mm)    Chamfers A, C, D,   Chamfer B         Chamfer E      on shank side
                               ≤7,2               1                 1                3                5
               DIN-371        7,2≤8,2             2                 1                3                5
                             8,2<10,2             2                2                 3                5
  11           DIN-374         ≤7,2               1                 1                3                5
               DIN-376
              DIN-5156         >7,2               4                4                 3                6


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