386-3221: M64 Bottoming Tap

The Bottoming Tap is a cutting tool used to create internal threads in drilled holes. With its shorter chamfer length, it forms full threads closer to the bottom of blind holes, making it suitable for applications where a complete thread is necessary but space is limited. The tool has six flutes that efficiently remove metal shavings during the threading process, ensuring smooth and accurate cuts. During operation, it gradually advances into the hole, cutting clean threads in material such as metal or other hard surfaces. Attributes: • Six flutes ensure efficient chip removal and prevent clogging during operation. • Features sharp cutting edges for clean, smooth cuts. • Short chamfer allows threading closer to the bottom of blind holes. Applications: The Bottoming Tap is used to provide a reliable means of creating internal threads in drilled holes, especially blind holes that require full thread depth near the bottom.