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Cleveland C96137 Spiral Point Tap M5x0.8 3 Flute
Cuts M5×0.8 metric coarse threads in through-holes with a 70.00 mm HSS-E spiral-point tap featuring three flutes, a 26.01 mm thread length and a 4.20 mm drill size for 75 % thread engagement
- M5x0.8 metric coarse thread cuts cleanly in general-purpose holes
- Spiral-point design pushes chips forward for smoother through-hole tapping
- HSS-E substrate with black oxide finish resists wear during repeated use
- Three-flute geometry balances chip clearance and thread strength
- 70 mm overall length with 26.01 mm thread reach fits standard tapping depths
M5x0.8 Spiral Point Tap for Through Holes
This Cleveland spiral point tap cuts M5x0.8 metric coarse threads in through holes. The plug chamfer starts easily and pushes chips ahead of the cut. High-speed steel with 8 percent cobalt (HSS-E) and a black oxide finish resist wear in steel and stainless steel. Right-hand threads are produced in a single pass.
Suited to machine tapping of through holes in steel
The spiral point geometry suits production runs on CNC or manual machines where chips can escape forward. Blind holes trap chips, so a spiral flute tap is required instead. Shops needing a bottoming chamfer or a different thread limit should select another tool.
Thread size M5x0.8 with 6H class of fit
The tap is ground to a 6H tolerance and a 70.00 mm overall length with 26.01 mm of thread length. A 4.20 mm drill size gives approximately 75 percent thread engagement. Three flutes provide balanced cutting for this diameter.
Highlights
- M5x0.8 metric coarse thread cuts cleanly in general-purpose holes
- Spiral-point design pushes chips forward for smoother through-hole tapping
- HSS-E substrate with black oxide finish resists wear during repeated use
- Three-flute geometry balances chip clearance and thread strength
- 70 mm overall length with 26.01 mm thread reach fits standard tapping depths
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the Cleveland C96137 M5x0.8 tap and what step is often missed?
Drill a 4.20 mm hole first, then run the tap straight with steady pressure; the step often missed is keeping the tap perpendicular to avoid tilted threads.
What maintenance will the Cleveland C96137 HSS-E tap need over time?
Clean chips from the three flutes after each use and apply light oil to the black oxide coating to prevent rust; replace when the cutting edges dull.
What limit appears first when using the Cleveland C96137 tap continuously in tough material?
Heat buildup in the high-speed steel body reduces edge hardness, so cutting speed drops before the 6H thread limit is reached.
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