Description
Thread forming taps are special tools for producing threads in a hole without generating chips. This cold forming process causes extreme compaction of the material and does not break the grain flow of the material. Unlike conventional tapping, no cutting phase takes place to form the thread. Indeed, due to the special geometry of the tap, the material is pushed toward the flanks of the thread. The thread obtained in this way can withstand high static and dynamic loads.
This process is particularly suitable for producing threaded connections from flow-drilled holes. The structure of the resulting bushing is strongly reinforced while ensuring a very strong thread.
UNC
From No.5 to 3/4"
DIN 371 OR 376
This process is particularly suitable for producing threaded connections from flow-drilled holes. The structure of the resulting bushing is strongly reinforced while ensuring a very strong thread.
UNC
From No.5 to 3/4"
DIN 371 OR 376
Technical specifications
| Category | Machine-tools |
|---|---|
| Subcategory | Cutting tools |
