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Cutting Tools Product List and Ranking from 43 Manufacturers, Suppliers and Companies

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  1. Yamawa Manufacturing Co.,Ltd. Tokyo//Machine elements and parts
  2. マキタ Aichi//Other manufacturing
  3. Sartorius Stedim Japan K.K. Tokyo//Pharmaceuticals and Biotechnology
  4. 4 タンガロイ Fukushima//Manufacturing and processing contract
  5. 5 丸一切削工具 Osaka//Trading company/Wholesale
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  1. Rechargeable Screwdriver 'FT060TD' マキタ
  2. Technical Information: About UNJ Threads Yamawa Manufacturing Co.,Ltd.
  3. Ambr250 Modular Sartorius Stedim Japan K.K.
  4. 4 Tips for When You're in Trouble: Tapered Hole Processing Method for Tapered Pipe Threads Yamawa Manufacturing Co.,Ltd.
  5. 5 Cutting Tools Comprehensive Catalog [Digest Edition] タンガロイ

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Technical Information: About Super Hard Taps

Technical Information: About Super Hard Taps

Introducing our "carbide taps," which can process stable and high-precision screw threads.

In recent years, the machines used for tapping have become specialized, automated, and have adopted NC machines and machining, leading to labor-saving advancements. In response to this era, we recommend our carbide taps, which are well-received for mass production and cost reduction. When used properly, they have been proven to have over 50 times the durability compared to standard HSS taps. The material of the carbide taps is carefully selected, using ULTRA-FINE-GRAIN-CARBIDE made from ultra-fine tungsten carbide and high cobalt, which are deemed suitable for taps. [Contents] ■ Features of Yamawa carbide taps ■ Points to note during use ■ Examples of main work materials, cutting speeds, and cutting oils ■ Hardness and toughness of carbide and HSS materials ■ Comparison of thread count and wear amount of engagement parts between carbide taps and HSS taps ■ Examples of carbide tap usage and lifespan comparison *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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[Technical Information] About Taps for Pipe Threads

[Technical Information] About Taps for Pipe Threads

Technical documentation on taps for pipe threads, including measures and examples for addressing tapping troubles.

This technical document covers "taps for pipe threads." It includes a correspondence table for the symbols of "JIS taps for pipe threads," a comparison table of the accuracy of the threaded sections of taps for parallel pipe threads, as well as information on the accuracy of the threaded sections of "American taps for pipe threads" and American dry seal pipe taps. 【Contents (excerpt)】 ■ JIS taps for pipe threads - Correspondence table for symbols - Classification of pipe threads and their relationship with taps - Relationship between the effective diameter tolerance range of threads and taps - Comparison table of the accuracy of the threaded sections of pipe taper taps - Comparison table of the accuracy of the threaded sections of taps for parallel pipe threads, etc. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Technical Data: Metric Screws and Screw Gauges

Technical Data: Metric Screws and Screw Gauges

Detailed explanation using diagrams! Technical documentation on metric screws and screw gauges.

The technical document covers "Metric Threads and Thread Gauges." It provides a detailed explanation of external threads and their limit gauges, as well as internal threads and their limit gauges, using diagrams. [Contents] ■ External Threads and Limit Gauges for External Threads ■ Internal Threads and Limit Gauges for Internal Threads *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Catalog for Aluminum Material Taps for Insert Coil Screws

Catalog for Aluminum Material Taps for Insert Coil Screws

A comprehensive lineup of tapping tools! "1b + 30μm" has arrived!

This catalog provides a comprehensive introduction to the "STI series" taps for aluminum materials used with insert coil screws, handled by Yamawa Manufacturing Co., Ltd. "Insert coil screw taps" are taps used to process internal threads for inserting insert coils. They are used for purposes such as repairing or regenerating internal threads that have become damaged and unusable, or when there has been a failure in the internal thread processing. [Featured Products] ■AL-HT STI ■AL-SP STI ■AL-PO STI ■N-RS STI ■N-CT LA STI *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Knowledge bag for when you're in trouble: Nominal sizes and diameters of pipe threads

Knowledge bag for when you're in trouble: Nominal sizes and diameters of pipe threads

Common questions and concerns about screws resolved! Screw standards edition.

YAMAWA will respond to the inquiries received from customers. This document also includes some minor speculations. 【Contents】 ■Inquiry I know how to express unified screws like "1/4-20UNC" and "1/2-13UNC" in inches. For the "1/4-20UNC" external thread, I understand that the outer diameter reference dimension is 1/4 of 1 inch (25.4mm), which is "6.35mm." However, the outer diameter reference dimension for the pipe thread "G1/4-19" (old standard: PF1/4-19) is 13.157mm, which does not match at all. How should I understand this? *For more details, please refer to the PDF document at the link below.

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Knowledge bag for troubled times: TM screws and Tr screws standards

Knowledge bag for troubled times: TM screws and Tr screws standards

Common questions and concerns about screws resolved! Screw standards edition.

YAMAWA will respond to the inquiries received from customers. This document includes detailed explanations. 【Contents】 ■Inquiry In an old drawing, the part for the internal thread is labeled "TM10X2." I understand that it is a "30° trapezoidal thread," but I was told by the retailer that the TM tap is no longer available on the market, and that the tap for the 30° trapezoidal thread would be Tr 10X2. Is it okay to process with this tap? Also, what diameter should the pilot hole be? *For more details, please refer to the PDF document linked below.

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Combination of male and female threads for troubleshooting.

Combination of male and female threads for troubleshooting.

Common questions and concerns about screws resolved! Screw standards edition.

YAMAWA will respond to inquiries from customers. This document also includes detailed explanations. 【Contents】 ■Inquiry There are various symbols for pipe threads, such as R, Rc, Rp, G, PT, PS, and PF, but is there any rule regarding the combination of "female threads" and "male threads"? It is quite confusing and very troublesome. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document at the link below.

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Example of precision comparison for pipe threads in times of trouble

Example of precision comparison for pipe threads in times of trouble

Common questions and concerns about screws resolved! Screw standards edition.

YAMAWA will respond to the inquiries received from customers. This document also includes a comparison table of the effective diameter tolerance ranges for pipe threads. 【Contents】 ■Inquiry There are various types of "pipe threads" such as G, PF, R, Rc, and PT, but is there any material that clearly shows their relationships at a glance? I hear explanations that they are the same standard with just different symbols, but I don't understand. Additionally, I cannot grasp the differences between the current JIS standards and the old JIS standards. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document linked below.

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Knowledge Bag for When in Trouble: Tap Part Symbols and Names

Knowledge Bag for When in Trouble: Tap Part Symbols and Names

Common questions and concerns about screws solved! Cutting tap edition

YAMAWA will respond to inquiries received from customers. This document also includes detailed explanations. [Contents] ■Inquiry Symbols such as "L" and "ℓ" are listed in catalogs and tap drawings; could you please explain their meanings? *For more details, please refer to the PDF document linked below.

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Knowledge Box for Troublesome Situations: Differences Between PT and NPT Taps

Knowledge Box for Troublesome Situations: Differences Between PT and NPT Taps

Common questions and concerns about screws resolved! Pipe tap edition.

YAMAWA will respond to inquiries received from customers. This document includes detailed explanations as well. 【Contents】 ■Inquiry I have taken on a job to process male threads of "NPT3/8" for exports to the United States. I have a "PT3/8" tap that I always use on hand; can it be used as a substitute? *For more details, please refer to the PDF document linked below.

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Knowledge Bag for When in Trouble: How to Express Screw Designations 1

Knowledge Bag for When in Trouble: How to Express Screw Designations 1

Common questions and concerns about screws resolved! Cutting tap edition.

YAMAWA will respond to inquiries received from customers. This document includes detailed explanations as well. 【Contents】 ■Inquiry In the tap catalog, it states "M 8 X 1.25" in the "call" section. Could you please briefly explain what this refers to? *For more details, please refer to the PDF document at the link below.

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Knowledge Bag for When in Trouble: Calculation of the Pilot Hole Diameter for Roll Taps

Knowledge Bag for When in Trouble: Calculation of the Pilot Hole Diameter for Roll Taps

Common questions and concerns about screws resolved! Roll tap edition.

YAMAWA will respond to inquiries received from customers. This document also includes detailed explanations. 【Contents】 ■Inquiry We are performing roll tapping on SS400 material with M6X1. We understand that the inner diameter of the processed blind hole varies in its bulging depending on the material and processing shape, so the pilot hole diameter is just a guideline. Please let us know if there is a good method to find the appropriate pilot hole diameter. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document at the link below.

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Miniature screw roll tap 'MS+RS/HPsRZ'

Miniature screw roll tap 'MS+RS/HPsRZ'

Improved tool rigidity, torsional strength, and tap runout accuracy! Stable screw machining is possible.

The "MS+RS/HPsRZ" is a miniature roll tap that enables stable screw machining of stainless steel, widely used in the rapidly miniaturizing IT and watch industries, achieving long tool life. We offer two types: the standard type "MS+RS" and the high-performance type "HPsRZ." 【Features】 ■ Achieves long tool life ■ Improved tool rigidity, torsional strength, and tap runout accuracy by adopting a new blank shape ■ Markings that could affect the roundness of the shank are moved to the square part of the shank ■ Improved machining screw accuracy by adopting the new screw precision "GS grade" *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Ultra-hard steel ultra-hard tap series 'UH-CT/EH-CT'

Ultra-hard steel ultra-hard tap series 'UH-CT/EH-CT'

Ultra-hard taps for ultra-hard steel made from ultra-fine particle super hard alloy with excellent abrasion resistance and impact resistance.

The "UH-CT/EH-CT" is a series of carbide taps designed to demonstrate exceptional power when threading high hardness steel with a hardness of 45 HRC or higher. It utilizes ultra-fine particle ultra-hard alloy, which excels in wear resistance and impact resistance. We offer two types: the ultra-hard hand tap "UH-CT" for ultra-high hardness steel and the ultra-hard hand tap "EH-CT" for high hardness steel. 【Features】 ■ UH-CT - Improved overall tapping accuracy and roundness of the shank - Suitable for tapping [SKD material] and [pre-hardened steel] with a hardness of 55-60 (Max 63) HRC - Recommended hole diameter is the maximum value for 6H internal thread diameter ■ EH-CT - Improved overall tapping accuracy and roundness of the shank - Suitable for tapping high hardness steel such as hot work die steel with a hardness of 45-55 HRC - Recommended hole diameter is the maximum value for 6H internal thread diameter *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Coated Single-Edged Center Hole Drill 'AUCES/AUCDS'

Coated Single-Edged Center Hole Drill 'AUCES/AUCDS'

High-speed high-feed machining is also possible! A single-edged center drill that achieves high-precision center hole machining.

The "AUCES/AUCDS" is a coating single-flute center drill that adopts a single-flute shape to achieve high precision in tools. Due to the single-flute shape, the tool set into the holder remains consistent, resulting in stable protrusion. 【Features】 ■ High-quality center holes are achieved through coating and single-flute shape ■ The single-flute shape ensures a consistent tool set into the holder, stabilizing the protrusion ■ Improved cutting edge and shank precision ■ Marking position is at the rear of the shank ■ The cutting length (L) is shorter than conventional products, allowing for high-speed and high-feed machining *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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