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MOR-35269
ShearTap™ 35269 2091M Oversized Spiral Flute Tap, Right Hand Cutting, M12x1.75 Thread, D6 Thread Limit, Semi-Bottoming Chamfer, Right Hand Flute Direction, 3 Flutes, Black Steam Oxide, HSS
- Manufacturer: Morse Cutting Tools
- Brand Name: ShearTap™
- Part Number: MOR-35269
- MPN: 35269
- UPC: 686125352691
- Min. Order Qty: 1
- Qty. Interval: 1
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Available at Reynolds & Son, Inc - So Barre
- Sold As: 1/PK
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Price:
ShearTap™ offers exceptional value for high volume tapping. The geometry is optimized for long-chipping steels and stainless steels up to a hardness of 35Rc. Made with premium high speed steel with an enhanced flute design, the ShearTap™ offer great chip management, cutting edge strength and wear resistance, resulting in a high quality threads.
ShearTap™ Spiral Flute Tap, Oversized, Series: 2091M, Measurement System: Metric, M12x1.75 Thread, Semi-Bottoming Chamfer, 3 Flutes, HSS, Black Steam Oxide, Class of Fit: D6, Right Hand Cutting Direction, 0.63 in Thread Length, 3-3/8 in Overall Length, Right Hand Flute Direction, D6 Thread Limit, Steels and Stainless Steels Material Application
| Chamfer Type | : | Semi-Bottoming |
| Class of Fit | : | D6 |
| Cutting Direction | : | Right Hand |
| Finish/Coating | : | Black Steam Oxide |
| Flute Direction | : | Right Hand |
| Material Application | : | Steels and Stainless Steels |
| Material | : | HSS |
| Measurement System | : | Metric |
| Number of Flutes | : | 3 |
| Overall Length | : | 3-3/8 in |
| Series | : | 2091M |
| Thread Length | : | 0.63 in |
| Thread Limit | : | D6 |
| Thread Size | : | M12x1.75 |
| Type | : | Oversized |
- Steam oxide over nitride resists chip welding, increases lubricity and helps to retain cutting fluid
- CNC reduced neck design
- Spiral flute taps are designed to lift chips out of the hole in tapping blind holes, removing chips that can damage threads and break taps
- Semi-bottoming style (2-3 thread chamfer) allows threading close to the bottom of blind holes but cuts more efficiently than standard bottoming taps due to a slightly longer chamfer which distributes the cutting load over a greater number of teeth