Direct tapping with no tool breakage
Yamawa introduces the new family of ACHSP taps that enables significant reduction of production time in the manufacturing of aluminium workpieces that require threading of cored holes.
Direct tapping, no tool breakages
Yamawa introduces the new family of ACHSP taps that enables significant reduction of production time in the manufacturing of aluminium workpieces that require threading of cored holes.
Time reduction is possible because ACHSP taps allow direct tapping, skipping the calibration phase and at the same time eliminating the risk of tool breakage.
ACHSP taps feature a special frontal cutting edge enabling calibration of the cored hole, bypassing the need for intermediate drilling phases and reducing drastically the risk of tool breakage, usually very frequent because of the reduced or irregular dimensions of the cored holes.
ACHSP taps are available starting with size M6x1.0 M8x1.25, M10x1.5 and M10x1.25.
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