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  • Carbon Taps -B.A

    Carbon Taps -M.E.

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    • Specifications Confirm to BS 122 / PART 21964 Taper 1 in 48 Dimensions in Inches
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  • Carbon Taps – B.S.P.

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    • BSP Taps have parallel threads and are shorter in length and are used for parallel threading. Supplied as 2Pc Set..
    • This is a standard thread form used for connecting pipes and fittings. 
    • BSP carbon steel taps are used for cutting or rethreading pipe threads in various materials, especially in situations where high accuracy is not essential. 

    (Also available in H.S.S)

     

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  • Carbon Taps – UNC/UNF (As Per ASME/ANSI B94.9)

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  • Carbon Taps (Left Hand Size)-Metric

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    • Left-hand threads are used to prevent loosening in applications where a component rotates counter-clockwise.
    • Left-hand taps have a thread profile that cuts in a counter-clockwise direction when viewed from the shank end.
    • This is the reverse of a standard right-hand tap.
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  • Machine Screw Carbon Taps

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    • Machine screw carbon taps are widely used for restoring or cleaning damaged threads in existing components
    • They are useful for securing fasteners in engine parts, interior assemblies, and other vehicle components.
    • These taps create standardized threads for a secure fit in manufactured products, especially for smaller fasteners in enclosures, machinery, and appliances.
    • They perform best in materials that produce easily broken chips, as this prevents debris from clogging the tap’s flutes. 
    • Taper tap: The starting tap in a set, with a long, tapered cutting edge that helps align the tap and begin the threading process.
    • Plug tap: The middle tap, with less of a taper than the taper tap. It continues to cut the thread deeper into the hole.
    • Bottoming tap: The final tap, which has a very minimal taper to cut threads all the way to the bottom of a blind (non-through) hole.

     

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  • Carbon Taps -B.A

    Carbon Taps -B.A.

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    • Creating or repairing internal threads by hand.
    •  Used in softer materials like mild steel, aluminum, and plastic.
    • Can also be used in some machine-tapping operations.
    •  Finishes the thread at the bottom of a blind hole.
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  • Carbon Taps – Metric Size

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    • Carbon steel taps in metric sizes are commonly used for creating internal threads in various materials.
    • When using metric taps, it’s crucial to use the correct tap drill size, which is slightly smaller than the nominal diameter of the thread. The tap drill size can be calculated by subtracting the pitch from the diameter
    • Carbon steel taps are available in different styles like taper, plug, and bottoming, each suited for specific threading applications (e.g., through holes, blind holes). 
    • Also available in H.S.S
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