10×1.50mm HSS GT LONG SHANK TAPER TAP

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  ENGINEERS DATA REFERENCEBOOK NOV-08 V2

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  M12x1.75mm CHASER DIE 20mm D/HD TYPE S20

  Coventry Type Chaser Dies – ISO Metric: Throat Angle S20

  Cutting takes place only on the throat and the first full tooth; the remaining threads are above centre height and act as a nut, ensuring accurate pitch. Ideal for batch work or continuous production of threaded steel bar. Coventry dies are not interchangeable. An original set of new dies must always be used together. When taken from the diehead the set of dies should be retained in its box until required again.

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  Marking & Materials
  Each die is marked with: diameter, pitch, type of die and gauge number. Non-standard or special dies are marked with an SD number which should be quoted when re-ordering. When a set of dies has been re-ground several times by grinding the throat angle, the height of the cutting edge rises above centre. This condition must be rectified by grinding the rake angle until the die height is correct according to the number shown on the die.

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