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Cleveland C58813 Spiral Flute Tap M10x1.5 3 Flutes
Metric spiral-flute bottoming tap cuts M10×1.5 threads in 31.75 mm depth with three high-speed steel flutes
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- Spiral flutes clear chips efficiently with 3 flute design
- M10 x 1.5 metric thread cuts precise 6H fit holes
- 75 mm thread length reaches deep blind holes
- High speed steel construction resists wear in steel alloys
- 61 mm overall length fits standard tap holders
Cleveland M10 Spiral Flute Tap
The Cleveland C58813 is a high-speed steel spiral flute tap designed to cut M10 x 1.5 metric threads in a right-hand direction. It suits machinists and maintenance technicians who need reliable internal threading in through-holes or blind holes.
Bright finish with three-flute chip evacuation
The uncoated bright surface reduces friction during normal tapping operations while the three-flute geometry helps lift chips clear of the cut. High-speed steel construction resists heat buildup when used with appropriate cutting fluid at recommended speeds.
Requires 8.50 mm drill for 75 percent thread
A 8.50 mm drill prepares the hole to the specified 75 percent thread depth before tapping. The 31.75 mm thread length and 74.61 mm overall length fit standard tap holders and accommodate typical workpiece thicknesses without modification.
Highlights
- Spiral flutes clear chips efficiently with 3 flute design
- M10 x 1.5 metric thread cuts precise 6H fit holes
- 75 mm thread length reaches deep blind holes
- High speed steel construction resists wear in steel alloys
- 61 mm overall length fits standard tap holders
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Taps |
Questions about this item
How do I install the M10x1.5 spiral flute tap and what step is often missed?
Drill an 8.50 mm hole to the 75 percent thread depth, then run the tap right-hand to the 31.75 mm thread length; the step most often missed is using the correct drill size before tapping.
What maintenance or replacement will the C58813 tap need later?
The high-speed steel flutes dull with use; replace the tap when threads show tear-out or when the D6 limit no longer produces a 6H class of fit.
What limit appears first during sustained tapping with this tool?
Flute wear on the uncoated high-speed steel reduces cutting efficiency before the 74.61 mm overall length or the 3-flute geometry becomes a constraint.
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