Plain Shank Spiral flute, 3 flute. Medium duty. Used for milling of pre-drilled holes to allow bolt or cap head screws to lie flush with the component surface. Manufactured to manufacturers standard
45 piece metric coarse and metric fine combined set of machine ground carbon steel taps and dies supplied in a robust plastic carrying case. Suitable for general workshop and maintenance use only.
Features and Benefits • Range of coarse and fine combined set • Machine ground carbon steel taps and dies • Supplied in a robust protective plastic carrying case • Tap & Die Sizes: Coarse from M6 to M24 & fine from M6 to M24
Contents Tap & Die Sizes: • Coarse: M6 x 1.00, M8 x 1.25, M10 x 1.50, M12 x 1.75, M14 x 2.00, M16 x 2.00, M18 x 1.50, M18 x 2.50, M20 x 1.50, M20 x 2.50, M22 x 2.50, M24 x 3.00 • Fine: M6 x 0.75, M8 x 1.00, M10 x 1.25, M12 x 1.50, M14 x 1.50, M16 x 1.50, M18 x 1.50, M20 x 1.50, M22 x 1.50, M24 x 1.50 • Includes: Tap Wrench, 'T' Type Tap Wrench, Die Holder, Die Adaptor, Flat Bladed Screwdriver
Typical Applications • Threading • Tapping
Notes • For general workshop and maintenance use only
Suitable for precision grinding of carbide, gems, glass, ceramics, tough alloys, cermets, tool steels etc.
Features and Benefits • Diamond grip mesh is 120/140 for cutting hard substrates • Ideal for operating speeds of up to 15,000 - 30,000 rpm • Range of cutting head sizes to suit application
Typical Applications • Deburring • Grinding • Hard substrates
Cut 9 conical carbide burrs feature a cut-9 chipbreaker for fast stock removal, improved control and reduced chips. Ideally suited to hard materials such as steel alloy 50RC, 60RC, carbon and cast iron.
Features and Benefits • Manufactured from a tough carbide substrate for greater tool hardness • Cut-9 chipbreaker increases stock removal and chip control • Ideal for use on hard materials such as steel alloys and more
Typical Applications • Deburring • Polishing • Cast iron • Cast steel • Carbon steel • Alloy steel • Stainless steel • Materials up to HRC65 hardness
Notes • Workpiece and tools should always be steady and well supported • Carbide burrs are not suitable for 'milling' large amounts of material, they are for light stock removal at high rpm's 'LOW FEED - HIGH SPEED'. • Always ensure that at least 70% of the shank length is clamped by the collet or chuck of the tool being used. • Always ensure that the tool is rated to the recommended operating speed of the burr.