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Cleveland C96142 Spiral Point Tap M10x1.25 3 Flutes
Creates M10×1.25 metric threads in through-holes with a 100 mm cobalt spiral-point tap featuring three flutes and a 40 mm thread length
- M10x1.25 metric thread fits standard holes
- Spiral point pushes chips forward for clean tapping
- Cobalt steel with black oxide resists wear and heat
- Three flutes give smooth cutting and good chip clearance
- 100 mm overall length with 40 mm thread reach
Cleveland M10x1.25 Spiral Point Tap
This Cleveland spiral point tap cuts M10x1.25 metric threads in through-holes. The cobalt construction with black oxide finish resists wear during repetitive threading tasks. Three flutes evacuate chips ahead of the cut for smoother operation. Right-hand threads suit standard fastening applications.
Ideal for through-hole threading.
Machinists and maintenance technicians cutting M10x1.25 threads in through-holes will value the chip-forward design. Builders who need to thread blind holes or require a bottoming chamfer should select a different tap style. The 6H class of fit meets general-purpose tolerance requirements.
100 mm overall length with 40 mm thread length
The tap measures 100 mm overall with a 40 mm thread length, determining reach into the workpiece. A 75 percent thread drill size of .3438 in prepares the correct hole diameter. Three flutes and a 6H thread limit complete the specification set.
Highlights
- M10x1.25 metric thread fits standard holes
- Spiral point pushes chips forward for clean tapping
- Cobalt steel with black oxide resists wear and heat
- Three flutes give smooth cutting and good chip clearance
- 100 mm overall length with 40 mm thread reach
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much heat builds up when the M10×1.25 spiral-point tap runs continuously in a 100 mm deep hole?
The spiral-point design pushes chips forward, reducing friction and heat in the 40 mm thread length compared with standard taps.
What drill bit must I already own to prepare the hole for this 6H-class tap?
A 0.3438 in drill bit matching the 75 % thread engagement spec.
Will this cobalt tap with black-oxide coating cut cleanly in the older mild-steel stock I keep on hand?
Cobalt substrate and black-oxide finish resist wear in mild steel, and the 3-flute geometry gives smooth starts in existing workpieces.
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