Thread Chart: Tap Drill & CNC аналитика приложений для 10 сентября

The thread chart and tap drill reference you actually want on the shop floor. Thread Chart & CNC Calculator puts every thread standard, machining calculator and thread identifier in your pocket — ready in seconds, no internet required. Machinists, CNC programmers and engineers use it daily: to identify an unknown thread by caliper measurement, look up tap drill sizes, calculate speeds and feeds, and reference specs across 27 thread standards — all without leaving the shop floor. THREAD CHART & TAP DRILL CHART Look up any thread size chart entry: pitch, TPI, major/minor diameter, tapping drill, clearance drill and more — and find the right drill bit size for any tap. From metric thread charts to UNC, UNF, UNEF, UNS, UN, BSW, BSF, BSPP, BSPT, NPT, NPTF, RC, ACME, Stub ACME, Trapezoidal, Buttress, Knuckle, Worm, API and other standards — all in one place. THREAD IDENTIFIER BY MEASUREMENT Got an unknown thread? Measure with calipers, enter the diameter and TPI — the app instantly matches it across all supported standards. THREAD PROFILE DIAGRAMS Clear diagrams for each thread type — see the geometry, understand the form, spot the differences between standards at a glance. CNC & MACHINING CALCULATORS Full speeds and feeds calculator: cutting speed, spindle speed (RPM), feed rate, feed per tooth, feed per revolution, machining time, material removal rate, cutting power, torque and depth of cut — for lathe turning, milling and general workshop setup. GEOMETRY CALCULATORS Cone dimensions, hex and square blanks, coordinate rotation, trig values and degree conversions. ENGINEERING REFERENCES GD&T drawing symbols, Fe-C diagram, material melting temperatures, hardness tables and bearing fits. WORKS OFFLINE Every thread chart, table and calculator works without a connection. Perfect for workshops, production floors, lathe and CNC setup where Wi-Fi isn't always an option. FAVORITES Save the threads and calculators you use most for instant access. Built for machinists and real shop floor use — whether you're identifying a mystery thread, setting up a lathe or CNC job, calculating feeds and speeds, or just need a tap drill size fast.