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Hand reamer 19 H7 NRTh DIN 206 HSS

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Description

Cutting diameter DØ19 H7hole 19.000–19.021 mm
MaterialHSShigh-speed steel (HSS)
StandardDIN 206hand reamer
Number of cutting edgesZ = 10straight flutes

Technical data for the 19 H7 hand reamer

dimensions, standard, and shank specifications

Technical data
Cutting diameter DØ19 H7 · hole 19.000–19.021 mm
Hole tolerance zoneH7 (+0.021 / 0 mm)
TypeFixed-size shank-type hand reamer
Dimensional standardDIN 206
MaterialHSS (high-speed steel)
Flute length l93 mm
Shank length l₁67 mm
Overall length L188 mm
Number of cutting edges Z10 (straight flutes)
Shank / driveStraight shank with square drive (for a tap wrench)
Hand reamer 19 H7 NRTh DIN 206 in HSS — shank-type finishing reamer for cylindrical holes with a square drive for a tap wrench

Hand reamer 19 H7 NRTh — characteristics

construction, operation, and applications

This hand reamer 19 H7 NRTh (DIN 206) is a shank-type finishing tool for cylindrical holes. It is used for precision sizing of a Ø19 hole: it removes a few hundredths of a millimeter on diameter and brings the hole into the tolerance zone H7 (19.000–19.021 mm), while smoothing the hole wall and improving roundness.

The reamer is made of high-quality Polish-made high-speed steel (HSS). Its 10 straight cutting edges distribute cutting resistance over more edges — the key to good hole roundness and operation without the vibration typical of a drill. The slightly tapered lead facilitates self-centering, while the straight shank with square drive allows the tool to be operated with a tap wrench.

Reaming is a finishing operation, not a roughing operation. Drilling alone leaves the hole in a loose tolerance grade (around IT10–IT11), and only the reamer brings it to H7 and smooths the wall. Remember that the tool follows the existing hole and will not correct a crooked hole — drill the initial hole perpendicular to the surface and on axis. Unlike a machine reamer, a hand reamer has a longer lead taper and more cutting edges, making even cutting easier under the less rigid conditions of manual machining. It is often used to prepare holes in machine tooling, where locating components require a repeatable fit.

H7 tolerance and Ø19 hole accuracy

final tolerance zone of the machined hole

Ø19 mm hole size by tolerance grade (ISO 286)

DesignationHole Ø range [mm]Deviations [mm]IT tolerance grade
19 H619.000 – 19.013+0.013 / 013 µm
19 H719.000 – 19.021+0.021 / 021 µm this product
19 H819.000 – 19.033+0.033 / 033 µm
19 H919.000 – 19.052+0.052 / 052 µm
19 H1119.000 – 19.130+0.130 / 0130 µm

Your reamer produces tolerance grade H7 — finished hole Ø19.000–19.021 mm; the value is stated directly, without conversion from tables. A narrower tolerance zone means a more accurate hole. The reamed surface is smooth — typically Ra 0.4–1.6 µm, significantly better than after drilling alone (approx. 1.6–3.2 µm).

Manual machining — how to ream Ø19 H7

tap wrench operation, allowance and predrilled hole

The tool is driven by a tap wrench fitted over the square drive on the shank; turn the tool evenly in one direction, applying light, continuous pressure. For Ø19 H7, allow a 0.2–0.3 mm allowance on diameter — predrilled hole Ø18.7 mm, and finish with a hand reamer. Apply moderate, even pressure and do not reverse the direction of rotation while cutting. Lubricate generously: cutting oil reduces resistance and allows surface roughness down to Ra 0.4–1.6 µm compared with approx. 1.6–3.2 µm after drilling alone.

▲Important: is a tool for manual machining — it is not intended for powered operation at high speeds. High-speed steel loses hardness above approx. 600 °C, so lubricate generously. Do not stop the reamer in the hole or reverse rotation — always withdraw it while continuing to rotate forward; withdrawing without rotation risks chip jamming, chipped cutting edges and a poorer hole finish.

Applications — workpiece materials

groups P1.2–P1.3 according to the material classification

✓Unalloyed and structural steel
✓Free-machining steel
✓Nonferrous metals — brass, bronze, copper
✓Light alloys and soft metals
▲Alloy steel — possible with generous lubrication and low speeds
✗Hardened steel and hardened stainless steel — beyond the capabilities of HSS

Frequently asked questions

Metals in group P1.2–P1.3: unalloyed and free-machining steel, nonferrous metals (brass, bronze, copper) and light alloys. HSS cutting edges handle these materials well; do not use the tool on hardened steel or hardened stainless steel.

The upper deviation is +0.021 / 0 mm — the hole is no smaller than 19.000 mm and no larger than 19.021 mm. Reaming also provides a smooth surface of Ra 0.4–1.6 µm, better than drilling.

Use a Ø18.7 mm drill bit — this leaves a diametral reaming allowance of 0.2–0.3 mm. Remove the remaining stock with a hand reamer, guiding it steadily and lubricating generously.

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