Tap (single) Metabo 627114000 — machine tap, 1 piece

Machine tap Metabo 627114000 — single-piece cutting tool supplied as one tap for making or repairing internal threads in pre-drilled holes. Designed for use in machine tapping operations, this Metabo tap provides consistent thread form and reliable cutting performance for workshop and industrial applications. The tool is intended for precise thread generation with straightforward replacement when worn.

Advantages

The Metabo single machine tap offers stable cutting geometry and predictable thread quality in repeated operations. Its single-piece construction ensures rigidity during machining and simplifies mounting in tapping holders or automated tapping spindles. Supplied as one unit, it is convenient for targeted repairs or small production runs where individual replacement of worn taps is needed.

Suitable for

• Creating internal threads in pre-drilled holes on metal workpieces
• Repairing damaged or worn internal threads
• Machine tapping operations using tapping heads or CNC machines
• Workshop and light industrial production runs

Key specifications

• Tool type: single-piece machine tap
• Quantity: 1 piece
• Application: internal thread cutting in pre-drilled holes
• Use environment: machine tapping, tapping holders, CNC spindles
• Material suitability: intended for use on metal workpieces (general industrial use)

How to use

Secure the workpiece and verify the hole diameter and depth are suitable for the intended thread size. Install the machine tap in a compatible tapping holder or machine spindle, ensuring concentric alignment and correct clamping. Use appropriate cutting fluid or coolant for the workpiece material. Run the tapping cycle at the recommended spindle speed and feed for the specific thread size, reversing or using a pecking routine as required to break chips and avoid tap breakage. After cutting, retract the tap and clean the newly formed thread.

Recommendations

Choose spindle speeds, feed rates and cutting fluids matched to the workpiece material and thread size. Inspect the tap periodically for wear or damaged cutting edges and replace the single-piece tap when thread quality degrades to maintain consistent results.