14mm Machine Reamer H7 Form B HSS-Co Right-Hand With Morse Taper For Steel Aluminium Plastics - TECWERK

The combination of DIN 208 conformity, H7 tolerance and HSS‑Co construction delivers consistent, production-ready hole finishing with reduced rework and longer tool life. The reamer’s spiral flutes and MT1 Morse taper shank ensure reliable chip control and simple machine integration. Order the tool directly via Metav Werkzeuge or ask our consultants if additional specifications are required.

Machine reamer DIN 208 H7, Form B, 14 mm — HSS‑Co, MT1 — TECWERK

The Machine reamer DIN 208 H7, Form B, 14 mm is a spiral‑fluted finishing reamer with a Morse taper shank, designed for accurate through and blind holes in steel, non‑ferrous metals and plastics.

*HSS‑Co construction for high wear resistance *DIN 208 standard, Form B geometry *Tolerance H7 for precise hole sizing *Morse taper MT1 shank, spiral‑fluted design

Consistent, measurable hole accuracy for production

The DIN 208 geometry combined with a tolerance H7 provides a predictable fit and repeatable results for serial production. Manufactured from HSS‑Co (cobalt high‑speed steel), the tool sustains cutting heat and resists wear over longer cycles, which reduces downtime for tool changes. For operations where dimensional conformity is critical, the stable shank‑to‑spindle connection and the reamer’s geometry lower scrap rates and shorten inspection effort, delivering clear cost‑efficiency benefits for machining centres and toolrooms.

Reliable chips and stable cutting across materials

A spiral‑fluted design with a defined helix angle promotes consistent chip evacuation, even in mixed‑material batches. Although the reamer is right‑hand cutting, the specified left‑hand helix supports cleaner chip flow and reduces tendency to re‑cut chips in through holes and blind bores. The tool is suited to steel, non‑ferrous metals and plastics, making it versatile for finishing both mild and softer alloys as well as polymer components. The result is a cleaner bore surface and reduced manual deburring.

Easy machine integration and predictable maintenance

The MT1 (Morse taper 1) shank enables direct seating in compatible spindles or adaptors for stable run‑out and straightforward set‑up in production equipment. Form B profile and the reamer’s construction allow controlled material removal for final sizing rather than heavy stock removal, so the tool complements existing drills and roughing cutters. With correct feeds and lubrication, maintenance is mainly inspection and occasional reconditioning, which keeps process control simple and predictable for shopfloor managers.

For precision finishing in small and medium production runs, opt for the TECWERK reamer and contact Metav Werkzeuge for tailored supply and expert advice from Emmerich — info@metav-werkzeuge.com or +49 2822 7131930

Technical data

• Article number: 2000865762NW
• Item: Machine reamer DIN 208, Form B, 14 mm
• Brand: TECWERK

Specifications

• Diameter: 14 mm
• Tolerance: H7
• Material: HSS‑Co
• Shank: Morse taper MT1
• Cutting direction: right‑hand
• Flute form: spiral‑fluted with left‑hand helix

Special features

• For through and blind holes
• Suitable for steel, non‑ferrous metals and plastics
• DIN 208 compliant
• Form B geometry
• Spiral flutes for chip evacuation

FAQ

What materials can this reamer be used on? The TECWERK machine reamer is suitable for steel, non‑ferrous metals and plastics, as specified for finishing operations.

Does the reamer provide tight tolerance control? Yes. The tool is manufactured to DIN 208 with H7 tolerance to achieve consistent hole sizing for production use.

How is the reamer mounted in a machine? The reamer features a Morse taper MT1 shank for direct insertion into compatible spindles or adaptors, ensuring stable seating and reduced run‑out.

Is the tool intended for through holes, blind holes, or both? The design and Form B geometry make the reamer suitable for both through and blind holes in the listed materials.

Manufacturer/Responsible: NORDWEST Handel AG, Robert‑Schuman‑Straße 17, 44263 Dortmund