When do we speak of a through thread?
Question:
When do we speak of a through thread?
Answer:
A through-hole thread is a threaded hole that completely penetrates the workpiece, thus creating a passage into it. For through-holes, a spiral-point tap (type B) is used. This guides the chip downwards out of the hole. However, there are also through-hole taps that guide the chip upwards.
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