Spiral Point Taps
Designed for through-holes, directing chips forward ahead of the tool to reduce chip accumulation in the cutting zone.

Bauron manufactures solid-carbide and HSS-Co taps engineered for controlled thread geometry, chip management, and repeatable internal threading operations.
Internal thread tapping is a critical machining operation where tool failure can damage a nearly finished component. Bauron combines sub-micron substrates with application-matched PVD coating options for custom tapping requirements.
The portfolio supports deep blind holes, tough superalloys, and high-speed through-holes in non-ferrous materials, with tool geometry selected to manage torque, chip evacuation, and pitch-diameter accuracy.
Designed for through-holes, directing chips forward ahead of the tool to reduce chip accumulation in the cutting zone.
Helical flutes from 15° to 52° pull continuous chips upward and out of blind holes.
Developed for short-chipping materials such as cast iron and hardened steel, with rigid teeth for axial loading.
Fluteless tools cold-form ductile materials to create threads without producing cutting chips.
Internal helical or axial coolant channels support chip evacuation and thermal control at the cutting edge.
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Sharp cutting edges, positive rake angles, and DLC or TiN coating options help reduce smearing and built-up edge.
High-cobalt or solid-carbide substrates with AlTiN or nACo coating options support threading of 316L, Inconel, and titanium.
Rigid micro-grain carbide bodies with micro-honed tooth preparation support thread cutting in applications up to 60+ HRC.
Wear-resistant carbide geometries and application-specific relief angles help manage abrasive pitch wear.
When standard sizes cannot meet the drawing, material, reach, or tolerance requirements, Bauron can review custom cutting and forming tap geometries for the intended machining process.
Discuss a Custom TapSolid-carbide taps provide greater hardness and wear resistance than standard HSS. They can support higher cutting speeds, retain pitch accuracy in abrasive materials, and manage heat during production runs when the setup is sufficiently rigid.
Custom taps can combine chamfering and threading, target a specific pitch tolerance, and use flute helix angles selected for the workpiece material. This can reduce machine cycles and tooling changes.
A high-spiral flute tap with a 38° to 52° helix is commonly used for blind holes in ductile or sticky materials because the spiral pulls continuous chips upward and away from the cutting teeth.
Bauron can review custom cutting-tap and fluteless roll-forming-tap requirements in carbide or cobalt HSS based on the workpiece hardness, thread specification, machine, and lubrication strategy.
Explore the tap catalog or submit custom threading requirements based on your drawing, material, machine, hole type, and production targets.
Bauron provides design and engineering support for application-specific threading tools. Share the thread standard, pitch, tolerance, hole depth, material, and production goals for technical review.