Thread Forming Taps by WALTER (575 items)
About Thread Forming Taps
Thread Forming Taps are used to cut threads into a variety of materials. They are designed to form and cut threads in softer materials such as aluminum, brass, copper, plastic, and other non-ferrous metals. Thread Forming Taps create stronger thread engagement than cutting taps because they displace material instead of removing it.
Types of Thread Forming Taps
Thread forming taps come in several styles including UNC (Unified National Coarse) thread forming taps which are the most common type used for creating threads in softer materials. Other types include metric thread taps which have a different profile from UNC taps but perform the same basic function.
Materials used for Thread Forming Taps
Thread forming taps are typically made from high speed steel or cobalt steel alloys that have been heat treated to provide extra strength and durability. These materials allow for easy cutting and thread formation without causing damage to the workpiece.
Industries that use Thread Forming Taps
Thread forming taps are commonly used by professionals in many industries such as automotive manufacturing, aerospace engineering, electronics assembly, plumbing installation, and more. These professionals rely on these tools to create strong threads quickly and efficiently.
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