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WEB Technology Center
- About "Screw Threads"
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Indication of the nominal size
Unified threads
- No.010 The meaning of UNC and UNF thread specifications
- No.063 The difference between UNJF and UNF
- No.064 How to create UNJF external threads?
- No.077 How to call inch threads?
- No.078 Nominal size of the unified threads
Whitworth threads
The difference between Uniteds thread & Whitworth threads
Pipe threads
- No.056 The differences between R and PT
- No.057 The differences between Rp and PS
- No.058 Difference between G and PF
- No.059 Difference between G and PF-2
- No.088 Difference between PT and NPT for Pipe Taps
Conduit threads
Miniature screw thread
Pg threads
PJ threads
MJ threads
Bicycle screw threads
Tire valve threads
Tripod threads
- No.069 The difference between Tripod threads and Unified threads
- No.070 Tapping tripod mounting screw
- No.087 External Camera Tripod Threads
Two start thread
Trapezoidal threads
Left hand threads
Thread engagement length
Simple thread investigation
Technical Data
About "Screw Threads"
- About "Taps"
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Basics
- No.007 Hand Taps, the difference between a Taper, Plug, and Bottoming Tap
- No.067 The difference between HT, SP, and PO
- No.009 How to set the feed rate for the machine when tapping
- No.008 How to use Yamawa's cutting speed recommendations for taps
- No.034 The meaning of the Synchronized Taps
- No.048 Effectiveness of oxidizing
- No.066 Effect of Nitriding Treatment
- No.089 Tap for Left Hand Thread
- No.044 Symbol of Roll Tap chamfer
- No.124 Number of Tap flutes
- No.113 About Spiral Fultes on the Tap
Cutting taps
- No.003 How to adjust the hole size for Spiral Fluted Taps
- No.030 Cutting Taps: How to calculate a hole
- No.075 Tapping 60HRC ultra-hard materials
- No.076 Tapping Hard Material of 50 HRC
- No.098 FC-HT recommended to mass production in cast iron
- No.099 Recommendation of N-CT FC
- No.033 How to select Taps for Ultra High Speed Tapping?
- No.100 Recommendation of HFICT
- No.101 Recommended taps to cut magnesium alloy
- No.018 How to distinguish between SU-PO and SU+SL taps
- No.017 How to use Cemented Carbide Tap ?
- No.020 The difference between SP & +SP Taps
- No.045 How to use coolant through taps
- No.062 The coolant filtration and discharge pressure
- No.051 Percentage of oil concentrate to water ratio in a water soluble cutting oil
- No.046 Removing the center point from a Spiral Fluted Tap
- No.039 About tap regrinding Vol.1
- No.040 About tap regrinding Vol.2
- No.041 About tap regrinding Vol.3
Pipe taps
- No.006 Taper angles of taper pipe threads
- No.080 Pipe Threads: Nominal Sizes and Dia.
- No.084 Pipe Taps: Combination of Internal and External Pipe Threads
- No.014_Size_comparison_of_pipes_and_pipe_threads
- No.085 Pitch Diameter of Pipe Threads
- No.056 The differences between R and PT
- No.057 The differences between Rp and PS
- No.058 Difference between G and PF
- No.059 Difference between G and PF-2
- No.038 The difference between Pipe Tap G(PF) and Rp(PS)
- No.088 Difference between PT and NPT for Pipe Taps
- No.120 The difference between "PT" and "NPT" threads
- No.082 Basic Diameter Position when processing with Taper Pipe Taps
- No.083 Basic Diameter Position when processing with a Tapered Pipe Tap-Hand Tapping
- No.103 Processing the pilot hole into a taper
- No.107 Pilot hole for tapered pipe thread tapping-2
- No.024 Torn Taper Pipe Threads
- No.001 How to solve a bad surface finish on PT pipe thread by changing the tapping speed
- No.002 Main causes of a bad surface finish on PT pipe threads
- No.011 Torn thread problems in pipe tapping on machining centers with a SP-PT
- No.026 How to avoid stop lines in PT internal screw threads
Roll taps
- No.005 How to use Roll Taps
- No.021 How to select the correct tap class on Roll Taps
- No.095 Calculation of pilot hole for roll tap
- No.094 Roll Tap:Product Features and Instructions for use
Thread investigation
- No.104 Simple Thread Inspection Tool-SIT
- No.105 Simple Thread Inspection Tool-SITD
- No.073 CPC-S: Checking minor diameter processed with a roll tap
About tap class
- No.071 Class P of cutting taps
- No.072 Class 2, 6H internal thread and a tap P class
- No.015 Classes of Unified Threads 2B & 2A
- No.102 Tap Limit for 3B Unified Threads
- No.052 Plating thickness and oversized tap
- No.053 Plating thickness and selection of tap class
- No.025 Hot dip zincing and the class of tap to select
- No.028 Thread diameter is 0.3 mm larger than standard
- No.069 The difference between Tripod threads and Unified threads
- No.070 Tapping tripod mounting screw
About insert coil threads
Common problems and solutions
- No.110 Oversize cutting of internal threads
- No.054 How to prevent tap breakage problem
- No.060 What does the word "Welding" mean?
- No.061 The difference between Flute Notching and Chipping
- No.019 BLF Large Diameter SP taps for torn thread problems
- No.109 Horizontal processing with a SP tap
- No.042 Spiral Fluted Taps: Improvement of the entangled chipping problem
- No.004 Solve tap breakage problems by using Roll Taps
- No.043 Torn thread problems when tapping with large size taps.
- No.013 Improvements in tapping through holes with Spiral Pointed Taps
Technical Data
About "Taps"
- About "Dies"
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- No.050 Yamawa's Solid Threading Die: D
- No.049 PT for pipe threads-Yamawa's solid threading die: D
- No.111 The front and back of Solid Round Dies and the role of each part
- No.108_Solid_Dies:_D
- No.056 The differences between R and PT
- No.059 Difference between G and PF-2
- No.087_External Camera Tripod Threads
- No.092 External Thread Length at processing with D PT
- No.064 How to create UNJF external threads?
- No.032 Introduction of Die Attachment
Technical Information
About "Dies"
- About "Center Drills"
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- About "Helical Cutters"
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- About "Microtap"
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- Under Construction
- Others
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Machining Data
Z-PRO Ultimate Machining Products Lineup
- VUSP ⁄
VUPO Coated Spiral Fluted Taps/Coated
Spiral Pointed Taps
- MHSP Spiral Fluted Taps for Carbon Steels of Medium hardness
- HVSP Hybrid Value Spiral fluted Taps for steels
- MHSL Spiral Fluted Taps for Carbon Steels of medium hardness, Through Hole Use
- MHRZ Roll Taps for Carbon Steels of Medium Hardness
- AUSP Rc Coated Spiral Fluted Taps for Taper Pipe Threads
- AUSP Rp ⁄ AUSP G Coated Spiral Fluted Taps for Parallel Pipe Threads
Roll taps
Materials specific taps
Center drills & Centering tools
PRAD system
The PRAD system is YAMAWA's quick delivery production system
for
manufacturing various special taps made from standard blanks.
In addition, it is a customized service system that supports additional
processing for
optimum specifications to meet the customer's usage
conditions based on YAMAWA stock
products or the customer's
own product.
Materials for cutting tools is becoming more severe every year, and the effective use of limited resources is a challenge in the cutting tool industry . Many rare metals are used as the main materials of taps, and in recent years, the market price of rare metals has been rising due to the instability of the supply-demand balance, and it is expected to become even more difficult to obtain rare metals in the future because not only the uneven distribution of rare metals around the world, but also the political situation of the battle for rare metals in the world
With this said, our PRAD system is a solutionl to provide the best suitable taps required by the customers while utilizing the limited resources on the earth