DIN371 DIN376 Titanium Spiral Point Gun Machine Taps for Tapping Tap Thread Tools

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Industry-specific attributes
Type	TAP
warranty:	3 years
Number of Pieces	1Pcs
Other attributes
Place of Origin	China
Shank Type	Square Shank
Thread Form	Metric Coarse
Flute Type	Straight Flute Spiral Point
Surface Finish	Bright Finish
Model Number	Titanium Machine Tap
Product name:	DIN371 DIN376 Titanium Spiral Point Gun HSS Machine Taps
Size	M1-M100
Process	Fully Ground
Application	For Steel Aluminium Copper Stainless Steel Tapping
Standard	DIN371 DIN376
Material	HSS
Packaging and delivery
Packaging Details	10/5Pcs Packed in Plastic to Protect Spiral Point Machine Tap
Supply Ability
Supply Ability	100000 Piece/Pieces per Month Spiral Point Machine Tap

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Procuct Name	DIN371 DIN376 HSS Titanium Spiral Point Machine Tap for Steel Aluminium Copper Tapping
Flute Type	Spiral Point (Straight Flute, Spiral Flute are Available)
Standard	DIN371 / DIN376 (ANSI Standard is Available)
Size	M1-M100
Thread Type	M (MF, UNC, UNF, BSW, BSP are Available)
Material	HSS (Alloy Steel is Available)
Process	Fully Ground
Shank Type	Square Shank
Surface Finish	Tin-Coated (Bright Finish, other High Performance Coating are Available)
Package	10/5 Piece in One PVC Pouch or in Plastic Box
Features	1.Ideal for rethreading fasteners and fastener holes for auto and machinery repair. 2.Precision milled sae tap and die set for cutting raw material or repair existing threads, remove screws and more function. 3.It can improve the efficiency of processing thread, a necessary tool for hand tapping operation 4.Spiral tap has a shallower flute passage than conventional taps. This gives the spiral point tap more cross-sectional area, which provides great strength, allows higher tapping speeds, and requires less power to drive. 5.Spiral point tap has the cutting face of the first few threads cut at a predetermined angle relative to the tap’s axis angle to force the evacuation of chips ahead of the cutting action.