M10x1.5mm Machine Tap DIN 371C AL HSS-Co 6H Right-Hand Form C With Chip Groove, 10mm Shank - TECWERK

Take advantage of a combination of HSS‑Co durability, precise ISO2 (6H) tolerance and a 45° right‑hand spiral for reliable blind‑hole threading; order the tap directly via Metav Werkzeuge or consult our specialists for application advice.

TECWERK Machine Tap M10×1.5 (DIN 371C, HSS‑Co, Form C)

The TECWERK Machine Tap M10×1.5 is a DIN 371C, Form C machine tap designed for producing metric ISO blind threads in long‑chipping, softer materials.

• Solid cobalt HSS‑Co construction
• Form C with 45° spiral flute
• For blind‑hole metric ISO threads 6H
• Shank Ø 10 mm for secure mounting

Consistent thread quality for production environments

The combination of HSS‑Co construction and the DIN 371C profile ensures stable performance when producing M10×1.5 threads to ISO2 (6H) tolerance. Cobalt‑alloyed high‑speed steel offers improved heat resistance and abrasion strength compared with standard HSS, which translates into longer tool life and fewer thread rejects during serial production. Compliance with DIN 13 sheet 1 and the ISO tolerance class gives a verifiable basis for interchangeability and reduces the need for re‑work, supporting a predictable machining process and consistent assembly fit.

Efficient chip control and improved surface finish

A 45° spiral flute with right‑hand helix and flank relief (flanks ground back) aids chip evacuation and reduces the risk of chip packing in blind‑hole applications. This geometry is particularly suited to long‑chipping, soft materials, where controlled chip flow prevents premature tool wear and minimises threaded surface damage. The Form C (AL type) configuration is optimised for these conditions, enabling smoother cutting action and a better thread form without frequent operator intervention.

Practical compatibility and secure clamping for workshop use

With a shank Ø 10 mm, this machine tap mounts securely in standard holders and tapping spindles, making it suitable for automated and manual machining stations alike. The tool is intended for machine tapping (not hand use) and its standard metric thread dimensions facilitate straightforward integration into existing production lines. For procurement managers and workshop planners, the clear specification and standard conformity simplify tool selection and inventory management while helping to maintain throughput and part quality.

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Technical Data

• Article number: 2000867299NW
• SKU: 2000867299NW
• Description: Machine tap DIN 371C AL M10×1.5 mm, HSS‑Co, 6H
• Manufacturer: TECWERK

Specifications

• Thread: M10×1.5 mm
• Shank diameter: 10 mm
• Spiral angle: 45° right‑hand
• Tolerance: ISO2 (6H)
• Standard: DIN 13 sheet 1
• Packaging unit: 1

Features

• Material: HSS‑Co (cobalt‑alloyed high‑speed steel)
• Form: C (AL type)
• Application: blind‑hole threads
• Suitable for: long‑chipping, soft materials
• Flanks: relieved / back‑ground
• Thread type: metric ISO

FAQ

What materials is this tap best suited for? The TECWERK machine tap is specified for long‑chipping, soft materials and performs well where chip control in blind holes is critical.

Is the tap suitable for blind‑hole tapping? Yes. The 45° right‑hand spiral and Form C design are optimised for blind‑hole applications to assist chip evacuation.

Which tolerance and thread standard does the tool meet? Threads produced comply with DIN 13 sheet 1 and the tap is designed to the ISO2 (6H) internal thread tolerance.

What is the shank diameter for mounting in a tapping spindle? The tool has a shank Ø 10 mm, suitable for standard machine holders and tapping spindles.

Can this tap be used for automated production runs? Designed as a machine tap (DIN 371C) with HSS‑Co material and robust geometry, it is appropriate for automated production environments requiring consistent thread quality.

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