Tap set Art-Pol M10 x 0.75 mm, metric thread, 2 pieces

Art-Pol tap set M10 x 0.75 mm includes two taps engineered to cut or restore internal metric threads with a 0.75 mm pitch. The set is intended for producing accurate M10 internal threads in components where this fine-pitch metric thread is required. Designed for use with standard tap handles or tapping machines, the pair offers the basic sizes needed for progressive cutting and finishing in compatible metals and alloys.

Advantages

The two-piece set provides a progressive approach to thread cutting, reducing the risk of tool breakage and improving thread quality. The taps are suitable for both manual and machine tapping, allowing consistent thread profiles and repeatable results. Their geometry is matched to fine-pitch metric threading, helping to achieve accurate engagement and reduce cross-threading when used with correct pilot holes and lubrication.

Suitable for

• Cutting new M10 x 0.75 internal threads in metal components
• Restoring damaged or worn M10 x 0.75 threads during repair work
• Workshop and maintenance tasks requiring fine-pitch metric threads
• Manual tapping with a tap wrench or machine tapping with appropriate collets

Key specifications

• Thread size: M10
• Thread pitch: 0.75 mm
• Set composition: 2 taps (progressive cutting sequence)
• Intended use: internal metric threads (fine pitch)
• Suitable materials: metals and alloys compatible with standard high-speed steel/ tool geometry

How to use

Drill a pilot hole to the recommended diameter for M10 x 0.75 threads, ensuring the hole is perpendicular to the workpiece surface. Secure the workpiece and apply suitable cutting fluid. Start with the first (leading) tap to establish the thread, turning it evenly and backing off periodically to clear chips. Follow with the second (finishing) tap to finalise the thread profile and improve surface finish. For machine tapping, use correct spindle speed and feed to match material and tap type, and ensure proper alignment to avoid chatter or tap breakage.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate cutting lubricant, maintain correct pilot hole diameter, and clear chips frequently. Select the correct tapping method (manual or machine) based on material hardness and accessibility; replace taps that show wear or damage to maintain thread accuracy and safety.