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Tapping into high-speed threading.

Modern Applications News • August, 2008 • IMTS COUNTDOWN

The XTF Forming Tap is a TiCN coated tap for high-speed tapping of stainless and carbon steels. The taps produce threads by displacing material to create the thread form. Since there are no cutting chips, higher speeds can be achieved compared to conventional cutting taps, according to the manufacturer. The taps' crests are rounded off to promote smooth plastic flow and prevent cracks and burrs in the root of the internal thread. They feature a high cobalt HSS substrate for hardness and heat-resistance. The TiCN coating further enhances these properties. The taps are available in inch sizes from 0 to 80 to 1/2 to 20, and in metric sizes from M2 x 0.4 to M12 x 1.75.

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