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Drill America #5-40 UNC 3-Flute Plug Tap
| SKU | 51655214573 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Drill America |
| MPN | DWTP5-40 |
| UPC | 887861076784 |
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- Size: #5-40 UNC
- Material: High Speed Steel
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The Drill America #5-40 UNC 3-flute plug tap is a precision-engineered tool designed for creating internal threads in a variety of materials. This tap features a #5-40 unified national coarse (UNC) thread size, making it suitable for applications requiring standard coarse threading. The tool is constructed with three flutes, which facilitate efficient chip removal and reduce the risk of clogging during operation. The plug tap design is optimized for starting threads in blind holes, providing a balance between cutting efficiency and ease of use. Manufactured from high-speed steel, the offers enhanced durability and wear resistance, ensuring a long service life even under demanding conditions. This tap is ideal for use in both manual and machine tapping operations, making it a versatile addition to any professional toolkit.
- Utilized for the creation of new threads or the re-threading of damaged and/or obstructed threads
- Hand taps are the most versatile tools for manual threading applications
- Hand taps are commonly utilized for general machine tapping applications
- They are optimally designed for tapping a wide range of materials, suitable for both through-hole and blind-hole applications
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