M14X2.00MM E412 YELLOW SHARK
M14X2.00MM E412 YELLOW SHARK
DOR7441193
7441193
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- Applicable Materials: Cast Steel, Non-Ferrous Metals, Stainless Steel and Steel
- Chamfer: C
- Class of Fit: 6H
- Hand Direction: Right Hand
- Material: HSS-E-PM
- Number of Flutes: 3
- Overall Length Decimal Inch: 110
- Overall Length Metric: 2794
- Series: E412
- Shank Diameter Decimal Inch: 0.433
- Shank Diameter Metric: 11
- Surface Treatment: PVD/TiAlN Coated
- Thread Length Decimal Inch: 0.787
- Thread Length Metric: 20
- Thread Size: M14x2
- Thread Standard: M
- Type: 48° Helix Machine Back Tapered
- Has Attributes: Yes
- Has Image: Yes
- System of Measurement: Metric
Spiral flute tap Yellow Shark with chamfer form C with a 2-3xP semi-bottoming lead, for ISO-Metric thread M14 with 2 mm pitch and 6H class of fit, dimensions according to DIN 376 standard with 11 mm shank and 9 mm square drive, powder metallurgical HSS-E with TiAlN-Top coating and 48 deg helix angle for 3xD blind hole threading in steel and cast steel.
- Application
- Item Features
- Standards
For threading applications
- Surface treatment TiAlN-top - coating with an additional edge treatment
- Flute geometry - spiral flute angle of 48 deg facilitates smooth and fast chip evacuation, making it suitable for threading deep blind holes (3xD)
- The increased thread relief also enables higher cutting speeds in high strength steels
- Cutting geometry - the special three radii profile with a constant rake angle along the flute length leads to a better control of cutting properties and prevents nest formation of chips
- Back taper further facilitates chip evacuation, reducing chipping on the last threads of the taps and also reducing torque when the tap reverses
- Tapping attachment (recommendation) - when using 48 deg spiral flute yellow shark taps, it is recommended to use a tool holder with minimal float or soft start
DIN 376|PROP65: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65warnings.ca.gov|RoHS Directives EU 2015/863/2017/2102