Thread taps - Import export

With XChange from LMT Fette, with its patented interface, for the fi rst time it has been possible to combine the advantages of carbide and steel in a modular tap. Approximately 90 % of the taps used nowadays are still made from high-speed steel. This is because this cutting material is featuring the requested toughness for absorbing the torsional moment as well as the necessary load at the cutting edge when rewinding the tap. HSS, however, is having some disadvantages also, compared to solid-carbide taps: tool life and most importantly the feasible cutting speeds and cycle times are significantly lower. With XChange two physically prohibitive properties has been combined: The solid-carbide threaded head, a combination of ultra-fine grain carbide and high performance coating, is providing: - maximum tool life - and high cutting speeds The flexible steel shank guarantees - the stability of the tool - and offers extra efficiency

Using TAPTITE 2000® ensures that in metal-joining applications, you can eliminate work processes such as tapping and the use of additional fastening elements. The fastener is screwed straight into a cast or drilled core hole. The polygonal cross-section geometry of the shaft of the screw ensures that the thread is chiplessly formed, so that if a repair is needed it can accept a conventional threaded screw. This provides some significant quality advantages: easy to position the screw low tapping torque high vibration resistance high vibration resistance high pre-load forces high assembly reliability Your commercial benefits: The overall cost of fastenings is reduced by up to 88%.

The economic adjustment to small batch sizes, we meet with our turned parts for the direct assembly in plastics and die-cast products. Any thread forms such as, thread-tapping (DIN7500), thread cutting (DIN 7513-7516) or KTG for direct screw in plastics are realized cost-effectively. Advantage is the elimination of high tooling costs, since no counter-thread in the workpiece (eg threaded inserts, nuts, etc.) is required because the direct assembly takes place directly into the workpiece. Only a given tube is required in order to screw it directly. Our turned parts replace previously cold formed parts used (so-called multi-station presses) which require high output volumes in order to achieve a reasonable price parts.

The course external thread of SPIROL's Self-Tapping Insert forms an internal thread within a molded or pre-drilled hole during the installation process into a plastic assembly. SPIROL Series 10 Self-Tapping Inserts are thread forming Inserts best suited for softer thermoplastics or thermosets. Self-Tapping Inserts provide the best pull-out resistance for a post-mold installed Insert, yet generally cost more than their post-mold counterparts. The external threads are designed with a thin profile to minimize induced stress in the plastic and have a relative coarse pitch to provide the maximum plastic shear surface to resist pull-out.

natural/white with 3/4" internal thread and internal outlet tap Suitable for 20 / 30 / 60 L containers Color: white

Flaming tap for drinking water sampling (chemical and microbiological parameters) With soldered brass pipe Diameter 10 x 6 mm, 90 mm

Using Sheetite® ensures that in metal-joining applications, you can eliminate work processes such as thread tapping, and also dispense with additional fastening elements. The fastener is screwed directly into a metal rim-hole or a pre-drilled metal sheet, using existing plant and equipment. The polygon-shaped cross-section geometry in the thread-tapping section of screw's shaft ensures that the thread is chiplessly formed, so that if a repair is needed it can accept a conventional threaded screw. reliable low cost flexible easy to assemble very stable reduces number of variants