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CLEVELAND Spiral-Flute Tap: M3.5x0.6 Metric - Spiral-Flute Taps for Steel & Stainless Steel
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CLEVELAND Spiral-Flute Tap: M3.5x0.6 Metric

The CLEVELAND Spiral Flute Tap (M3.5x0.6 Metric, MPN C89335) is a 6H, semi-bottoming chamfer, black oxide cobalt tap with 3 flutes, designed for threading steel and stainless steel. 3G Electric interprets your…

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Also listed as: C 89335 · C-89335

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CLEVELAND
Item
Spiral-Flute Tap: M3.5x0.6 Metric
Part Number
C89335
Category
Spiral-Flute Taps for Steel & Stainless Steel
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Manufacturer Part Number
C89335
Type
6H, Semi-Bottoming Chamfer, Black Oxide Cobalt
Flute
3

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Product Description

The CLEVELAND Spiral Flute Tap (M3.5x0.6 Metric, MPN C89335) is a 6H, semi-bottoming chamfer, black oxide cobalt tap with 3 flutes, designed for threading steel and stainless steel. 3G Electric interprets your demand, sources this genuine industrial tool, and supports your operations across 14 departments—with specialist depth in combustion, pumps, and controls.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the CLEVELAND Spiral Flute Tap M3.5x0.6 used for?

This CLEVELAND spiral flute tap is designed for threading blind holes in steel and stainless steel. Its spiral flute design evacuates chips upward, preventing clogging, while the semi-bottoming chamfer allows threading close to the hole bottom. It is ideal for automotive, aerospace, and general manufacturing applications.

What are the specifications of the CLEVELAND C89335 tap?

The CLEVELAND C89335 is a spiral flute tap with M3.5x0.6 metric thread, 6H tolerance, 3 flutes, and a semi-bottoming chamfer. It is made from black oxide cobalt for heat resistance and durability. The manufacturer part number is C89335, and it is designed for threading steel and stainless steel.

Where to buy CLEVELAND C89335 taps worldwide?

You can source the CLEVELAND C89335 spiral flute tap through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to worldwide destinations. Contact us for availability and lead time; we provide reliable sourcing for this and other CLEVELAND tooling.

How to select the correct spiral flute tap for steel?

For threading steel, choose a spiral flute tap like the CLEVELAND C89335 with cobalt construction for heat resistance. Ensure the thread size (M3.5x0.6), tolerance (6H), and chamfer type (semi-bottoming for blind holes) match your application. Use proper cutting fluid and follow manufacturer speed/feed recommendations for best results.

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Maintenance and repair — Cleveland black oxide high-speed steel countersinks for deburring and chamfering holes in plant equipment.
Automotive and engine work — Cleveland cobalt aircraft-extension drills for drilling hard alloys in restricted engine bay spaces.
Job shop production — Cleveland carbide single-flute countersinks for high-speed countersinking in aluminum and non-ferrous parts.
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3G Electric supplies CLEVELAND spiral-flute taps for steel & stainless steel. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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