Thread Tap Set Art-Pol M11x0.75mm, 2-piece (metric M11 x 0.75)

Art-Pol 2-piece thread tap set for metric M11 x 0.75mm threads is designed for cutting and restoring internal threads in metal and similar materials. The compact set contains two sequential taps that allow controlled thread forming and repair for M11 x 0.75 metric threads. It is intended for workshop and field use where reliable, correctly sized internal threads are required for fastening and assembly tasks.

Advantages

The two-piece configuration provides a progressive cutting sequence that reduces the risk of tap breakage and improves thread quality. The taps are sized specifically for M11 x 0.75 metric threads, ensuring dimensional accuracy and compatibility with matching bolts and fasteners. The compact set is convenient to store and transport and is suitable for maintenance, repair and fabrication environments that require on-site thread cutting or restoration.

Suitable for

• Cutting new M11 x 0.75 internal threads in metal parts
• Restoring worn or damaged M11 x 0.75 threads during repair work
• Workshop and field maintenance on machinery and assemblies
• Small-scale fabrication and prototyping requiring M11 x 0.75 threads

Key specifications

• Thread type: metric internal thread
• Size: M11 x 0.75 (pitch 0.75 mm)
• Set composition: 2 taps for sequential cutting
• Intended materials: metal and similar machinable materials
• Use case: cutting and restoring internal threads

How to use

Select a suitable pilot hole that matches the recommended pre-drill diameter for an M11 x 0.75 thread. Secure the workpiece, apply cutting fluid where appropriate, and insert the first (roughing) tap into a compatible tap wrench. Turn the tap with steady, even pressure, backing off periodically to clear chips. Follow with the second (finishing) tap to achieve the final thread profile and dimensional accuracy. Clean the threaded hole after tapping to remove chips and cutting fluid residue.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate cutting lubricant for the material being machined to extend tool life and improve surface finish. Keep taps aligned with the hole axis to avoid cross-threading, and replace taps that show signs of wear or chipping to ensure consistent thread quality.