Specifications:
The document provides detailed specifications for a series of miniature thread cutting tools. The tools are identified by a code number and have various parameters such as thread size, diameter, effective length, neck diameter, shank diameter, and overall length. The retail prices are also listed in Japanese Yen.

Key Features:
- The tools are capable of cutting the world's smallest threaded size of 0.1mm.
- The tool diameter is smaller than the pilot hole, making it easy to remove broken tools and facilitating reprocessing.
- Mugen-Coating is used to extend the tool's lifespan.

Standards and Ordering:
- S0.1 and S0.2 are original standards by NS Tool Co., Ltd., as the JIS standard for miniature threads starts from S0.3.
- When ordering, specify the MMTS thread size and effective length.

Material and Coating:
- The tools are made from micro grain carbide and have a Mugen Coating.
- They have two flutes and a helix angle of 0°.

Recommended Milling Conditions:
The document provides a table with recommended spindle speeds and feed rates for different materials such as stainless steel, aluminum alloy, unalloyed titanium, and carbon steels. The conditions vary based on the thread size.

Safety and Usage Notes:
- Radial depth of cut may need to be divided into multiple approaches depending on spindle run-out and machine conditions.
- Adjust the process helical final value based on the actual diameter of the tool.
- Ensure the tool overhang is as short as possible and handle tools with care during setting and measuring.
- Use appropriate coolant for the material being worked on and pay attention to chip removal.

Technical Data Example:
An example is provided for thread milling with tool size MMTS S0.5 on unalloyed titanium, showing spindle speed, depth of cut, feed rate, and coolant used. The tool showed almost no wear after processing 2,500 holes.