ATOPLEE Metric Thread Tap,M20 HSS Right Hand Thread Tap(M20x1.5)

Product Information

Round dies are suitable for general purpose threading, widely used in thread repair or cleaning the external thread.

Tap and die sets are used by engineers, metalworkers, and mechanics to cut internal or external threads, allowing two or more pieces of metal to screw together. When tapping, it is necessary to add water or coolant to cool down to prevent excessive temperature and reduce tap loss. Be sure to select the appropriate cutting oil for the complex tapping process and apply anti-rust oil for maintenance after use. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.Use the tap to cut into a hole while the die set is used to cut onto a cylindrical surface, creating a bolt.

HSS M2 High quality General Purpose Taps, Ground Thread, available in sets of three and also individual taps. The "SP/FLT" designation signifies that this tap is a spiral point (SP) tap with a flute (FLT) design. Prime-X YG-1 Premium HSS-PM Machine Taps have a unique X-coating and a tough chip resistant cutting edge which provide ultra long tool life, high heat resistance and high performance tapping on a wide range of materials including Steel, Stainless Steel, Cast Iron and Non-Ferrous. HSS Machine Tap is a specialized tool meticulously crafted for creating metric coarse threads in metal materials. Straight flute design, used for through hole and shallow blind hole tapping, not for blind hole tapping.

The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. We are proud suppliers of all the leading cutting tool and tool holding brands from around the world. Recommended feed rate: General steel: 6-15m/min; harder steel: 5-10m/min; stainless steel: 2-7m/min; cast iron: 8-10m/min. it can be used with manual equipment or special processing consoles, such as tapping machines, drill-in-one bench drills, CNC lathes, machining centers, etc. We started exhibiting at model engineering exhibitions in 1994 and realised from the shows that people wanted quite specialised tooling for their machines and also a wide range of tooling which they could adapt to suit their needs.