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Tapered hand reamer 9 NRSk DIN 9 HSS

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Description

SIZEØ9 mm
TAPER1:50
STANDARDDIN 9
MATERIALHSS M2
Technical data
Designation9 NRSk (DIN 9)
Cutting diameter D9 mm
Shank diameter d10 mm
Flute length l145 mm
Overall length L180 mm
Number of cutting edges Z7 (straight)
DesignForm A (straight flutes)
Taper ratio1:50 (angle 1.146°)
MaterialHSS (M2), high-speed steel
Shankstraight shank with square drive (hand operation)
Intended useholes for taper pins, ISO 2339 / 8736
Pilot hole (drill)≈ Ø9 mm
Tapered hand reamer 9 NRSk DIN 9 made of HSS, cutting section with a 1:50 taper and a shank with a square drive for a tap wrench

Tapered hand reamer 9 NRSk – features and applications

DIN 9 standard, HSS, 1:50 taper for taper pins

Tapered hand reamer 9 NRSk is a finishing tool for precision reaming of holes with a taper of 1:50 — the standard for fitting taper pins. Made of high-speed steel HSS, compliant with the dimensional standard DIN 9, with a square drive for a tap wrench.
Technical drawing of the tapered hand reamer 9 NRSk DIN 9 Side view of the tool: tip d₁ = Ø9 mm (left, narrow end), taper base d₂ = Ø11.9 mm (right, wide end), tapered cutting section l = 145 mm with a 1:50 taper, followed by a Ø10 mm shank with a 4-sided square drive. Taper proportions are shown schematically. Ø 9 mm tip (d₁) Ø 11.9 mm taper base (d₂) shank Ø 10 mm tapered cutting section l = 145 mm · taper 1:50 (taper exaggerated in the drawing)

A taper pin with a taper of 1:50 combines precision with removability. One taper geometry fits an entire family of pins: ISO 2339 (= DIN 1, unhardened), ISO 8736 (with internal thread), ISO 8737 (with external thread) and DIN 258 (with a flat).

The pin precisely locates two components relative to each other and transmits transverse loads. Its shallow taper makes it self-locking in the hole while remaining removable — it can be driven out and reinstalled without losing the fit. This is the key advantage of a tapered joint over a cylindrical one.

The reamer gives the drilled hole an accurate, smooth tapered profile in which the pin seats with the correct contact pressure over the full contact length. Straight cutting edges (Z = 7, Form A design) distribute the cut in a thin layer, providing steady guidance and low hole wall roughness.

Grade M2 HSS combines hardness with impact toughness, withstanding interrupted manual cutting of materials in group P. Hand operation with a tap wrench provides full feed control — in short production runs and repair work, this can be more valuable than machine productivity.

Guide the tool slowly, applying even pressure and removing chips regularly; this keeps the hole wall smooth and ensures pin contact along the entire taper. In precision engineering and maintenance, the reamer is suitable for locating clevises, bearing blocks, and table supports, as well as securing levers, gears, and sleeves on shafts.

Taper pin installation process

From drilling to the finished joint

Machining a hole for a 1:50 taper pin step by step

1Pilot drilling

Cylindrical hole Ø ≈ 9 mm

2Step drilling

Deep holes: 2–3 diameters

3Hand reaming

Tap wrench + oil, rotation in one direction

✓Pin installation

Taper pin Ø9 · 1:50

The pilot hole diameter is taken as equal to the small diameter of the pin (reamer tip). The stock allowance increases toward the large end, so deep holes are step-drilled.

1:50 taper — calculation and tips

Why selecting the correct taper is critical

With a taper of 1:50 the diameter increases by 1 mm for every 50 mm of length. Over a 145 mm cutting section, this gives an increase of 145 ÷ 50 = 2.9 mm — from Ø9 mm at the tip to ≈ Ø11.9 mm at the shank. The included taper angle is 2 · arctan(1/100) = 1.146°.

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Do not confuse taper ratios

A taper ratio of 1:50 is specifically for taper pins. This is not a Morse taper (≈ 1:20) or a taper pipe thread (1:16) — a tool with the wrong taper prevents a proper fit. Work by hand, using oil and a steady rotation in one direction; do not reverse rotation, as this may chip the cutting edges. HSS loses hardness above 600 °C — avoid overheating. Also remember that a pinned joint relies on friction and transmits less torque than a key or thread — it is intended for locating, not for transmitting drive.

Workpiece material selection

Suitability by machining group

MaterialSuitabilityNote
Structural carbon steelsRecommendedprimary workpiece material (HSS M2)
Alloy steels (up to ~1000 MPa)Recommendedoil cooling
Nonferrous metals (brass, bronze, aluminum)Recommendedeasy machining
Stainless steel, titaniumConditionally suitableHSS-Co M35 version recommended
Hardened steels (> 45 HRC)Not recommendedcemented carbide required

Other sizes in the series and accessories

▸Tapered hand reamers NRSk DIN 9 — range Ø3 to Ø50 mm (including 5, 7, 8, 10, 12)
▸Tap wrench (holder) for hand reamers with square drives
▸1:50 taper pins to ISO 2339, ISO 8736, ISO 8737, and DIN 258
▸Cutting oil to facilitate hand reaming

Frequently asked questions

Tapered reamer 9 NRSk DIN 9

It is used for finish reaming holes with a 1:50 taper for taper pins to ISO 2339 / 8736 / 8737. It gives the hole an accurate, smooth tapered profile in which the pin seats with even contact pressure. The nominal diameter 9 corresponds to the small diameter of the pin.

Drill a cylindrical pilot hole with a diameter close to the small diameter of the pin, approximately Ø9 mm. For deep seating, step drilling (2–3 stepped diameters) is recommended to reduce the stock allowance at the large end and ease the load on the hand reamer.

The diameter is fixed — the 1:50 taper increases from Ø9 mm at the small end, so the fit is determined by the taper profile, not just the pin size. Select the pin length to suit the combined thickness of the joined components so that it protrudes slightly on both sides. After reaming, seat the pin with light taps until fully seated; full, even contact along the entire taper indicates a correct fit.

No — threading requires a different tool. For taper pipe threads (NPT, NPTF, RC/BSPT, 1:16 taper), a separate 1:16 tapered reamer to ASME B94.2 is used, followed by an NPT or RC tap to cut the thread. The 9 NRSk DIN 9 reamer has a 1:50 taper and prepares holes exclusively for taper pins.

Product accessories

Tap wrench No. 4

Reference: 3891 In stock > 10 items

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