Taps are rotary cutting tools that cut internal threads in metal. They have cutting teeth and either helical or straight flutes for the passage of chips and the admission of cutting fluid. The purpose of cutting internal threads is so that it can receive a part with an external thread, such as a bolt, rod, or fastener. These two parts can then be joined together. Taps can be made out of different types of steel and can be engineered for different applications.
- For Tapping Pipes And Pipe Fittings
- For Threading Ferrous And Non-Ferrous Materials Where Chip Disposal Is A Problem
- Cut Threads In Difficult Materials Such As Steel, Titanium, And Bronze
- First Few Threads Are Full And Balance Interrupted To Reduce Drag And Allow For Better Flow Of Lubrication
- High Speed Steel
- Ground Thread
