Widia Gtd
Widia Gtd Spiral Flute Tap M6-1.00 pneumatic accessory
Spiral flute tap cuts M6×1.00 metric threads in high-speed steel with two flutes and 12.70 mm thread length
- Spiral flute clears chips efficiently in blind holes
- M6 x 1.00 metric thread fits standard fastening tasks
- High-speed steel construction resists wear during repeated use
- Two-flute design balances strength and chip evacuation
- Bottoming chamfer cuts threads close to hole bottom
Thread size and pitch
The Widia Gtd Spiral Flute Tap M6-1.00 is a metric threading tool designed for creating internal threads in metal workpieces. It suits machinists and maintenance technicians who need to produce M6 threads with a 1.00 mm pitch in through-hole or blind-hole applications.
High-speed steel construction limits
The tap is manufactured from high-speed steel with two flutes and a bottoming chamfer. This material and geometry combination performs best in general-purpose steel and non-ferrous alloys; it is not suited for hardened steels, high-temperature alloys or abrasive composites that would require carbide or coated substrates.
Straightforward installation with alignment care
The tool fits standard tap holders and CNC tool changers for both manual and machine tapping. Common issues include tap breakage from misalignment, insufficient lubrication or forcing the cut in deep blind holes where chip evacuation becomes difficult.
Highlights
- Spiral flute clears chips efficiently in blind holes
- M6 x 1.00 metric thread fits standard fastening tasks
- High-speed steel construction resists wear during repeated use
- Two-flute design balances strength and chip evacuation
- Bottoming chamfer cuts threads close to hole bottom
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the M6-1.00 or the M5x0.8 tap for my threading job?
The product name lists M6-1.00 while the description specifies M5x0.8. Verify the exact thread size on the packaging before ordering to match your hole diameter.
What does the 12.70 mm thread length mean when I use this tap in a machine?
A 12.70 mm thread length limits the depth of full-form threads you can cut in one pass; deeper holes need multiple passes or a longer tap.
How does the D4 thread limit with a 6H class of fit affect the finished thread?
The D4 limit and 6H fit produce a standard metric tolerance band; the 5.00 mm drill size at 75 percent thread engagement yields the correct minor diameter for that class.
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