Frequently Asked Questions
The Drill America 11/16"-16 High Speed Steel tap is suitable for threading a variety of ductile materials, including copper, copper alloys, brass, and non-metallics.
A spiral-point tap is designed to shoot chips ahead of the cutting action, which reduces loading and clogging in the flutes, making it ideal for through hole tapping.
Yes, this tap can be used in both through and blind holes, but it is especially effective in through holes which allow for chip accumulation.
This tap features a right-hand cut, which engages when run in a clockwise direction, making it suitable for general threading tasks.
The Drill America tap has a round shank with a square end, which allows for better grip and torque during use.
High-speed steel taps offer a combination of hardness and toughness, providing wear resistance for most general-purpose applications.
Yes, the straight flute design of this tap allows chips to collect in the flutes, making it well-suited for shallow cuts.
This tap is uncoated, featuring just the base substrate without any additional treatments or coatings, making it suitable for a wide range of applications.
This tap is ideal for threading in a variety of materials and is particularly effective in applications where chip removal is crucial.
The tap features a straight flute design, which allows for efficient chip collection and is effective for many different threading applications.
