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Combined Tap & Drill<br />

Suggestions for Use:<br />

Set - up:<br />

These tools require no special equipment or adapters. They fit standard tool<br />

holders and may be used in multiple spindle, tapping operations equipped with<br />

reversing mechanisms to withdraw the tap. In other cases (including CNC machine<br />

centers), the combining of two operations greatly improve productivity<br />

subsequently reducing costs.<br />

As with any machining job, fixturing is extremely important and both the fixture<br />

and work piece must be checked to ensure rigidity. These tools are designed to drill<br />

and tap through holes up to two times the nominal diameter. The drill must<br />

protrude through the material before tapping commences.<br />

Speeds:<br />

Materials:<br />

Lubricants:<br />

Surface Treatments:<br />

These tools are designed to operate at speeds somewhere between the normal<br />

drilling and tapping speeds for the given material. Start with the suggested tapping<br />

speed, and then adjust the spindle R.P.M. upward or downward to find the<br />

optimum speed for that particular application. On NC or CNC machines both a fast<br />

drilling speed then a slower tapping speed can be programmed to maximize the<br />

capabilities of these tools<br />

These tools will work to advantage in any material where High Speed Steel tools will<br />

perform. Successful applications have included aluminum, brass, bronze, cast iron<br />

and zinc.<br />

Any good cutting fluid or tapping lubricant is generally satisfactory. Proper<br />

lubrication can greatly affect the tool life, cutting action, accuracy and thread<br />

quality.<br />

Special surface coatings may be added for improved performance, price upon<br />

request<br />

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