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          Tap Surface Treatments and Coating Types


              The high speed steels we use grant high wear resistance   under high temperatures, which means with
              and toughness. For machining certain materials,   insufficient cooling, or high speeds ≥ 600m/min.
              various surface treatments are an advantage.      The TiAIN has a hardness of approx. 3,000 HV and
                                                                is temperature resistant up to approx. 800°. Color:
              Steam Tempered (ST)                               Violet-grey coefficient of friction against steel : 0.4
              The steam tempered is a Fe3O4 oxide coating
              which reduces the friction between the tool       Hardslick-COATING – Hardslick
              and workpiece and prevents cold welding.          Hardslick combines in a novel way the advantages of
                                                                an extremely hard, thermally stable TiAIN-coating with
              Nitriding (NI)                                    the sliding and lubricating properties of an outer WC/C
              Recommended surface treatment for machining hard   (Tungsten carbide/carbon) coating. The hardslick coating
              wear/abrasive materials such as grey cast iron, aluminum   has a hardness of approx. 3,000 HV and is temperature-
              alloys with high silicon percentage (more than 10%).  resistant up to approx. 800°.
                                                                Color: Violet-grey coefficient of friction against steel : 0.2
              TiN Coating (TI)
              The TiN coating has a hardness of approximately   Tolerances According to DIN EN 22857
              2,300 HV and is temperature resistant up to       For taps with ISO metric threads. The following chart
              approximately 600°C. This is an excellent golden   gives a comparison between the new standard DIN
              colored coating for general applications.         EN 22857 and the withdrawn standard DIN 802
                                                                part 1. An important change is the re-classification
              TiCN-COATING – TiCN                               from tap tolerance to tap application class.
              TiCN takes place of TiN when the conditions require the   Application   Tolerance class   Allotment of the
              coating to have a different hardness and toughness. The   class for   to withdrawn   tolerance zones
              TiCN brings an advantage to machining very difficult steels   taps to DIN   standard DIN   of the nut thread
              or cutting interrupted bores. The TiCN-coating has a   EN 22857   802 part 1      to be cut
              hardness of approx. 3,000 HV, but is temperature-resistant   class 1  ISO 1  4H  4H 5H  -  -  -
              up to approx. 400° only. That means TiCN needs excellent   class 2  ISO 2  6H  5G 5G 6H  -  -
              cooling for long service life.                      class 3  ISO 3   6G       -   -  6G 7H 8H
              Color: Blue-grey coefficient of friction against steel : 0.4
                                                                    -     -        7G       -   -  -  7G 8G
              TiAIN-COATING – TiAIN                             A suitable transition period is to be expected.
              This is a special coating for machining abrasive   Codes for tolerance classes 7G/8G and <X> tolerance
              materials such as: gray cast iron, alu-alloys with   zones have yet to be standardized within DIN EN 22857,
              silicon, fiber reinforced plastics, etc., or machining   and the values from DIN 802 part will remain valid.








































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