Tap set Art-Pol M20x2.00 mm, metric thread, 2 pieces

Art-Pol tap set for cutting M20x2.00 mm metric threads, supplied as a 2-piece kit. The set is intended for creating or repairing internal threads in metal components where an M20 diameter with 2.00 mm pitch is required. Manufactured for workshop and maintenance applications, this tap set is suitable for use in mechanical assembly, automotive repair, and general metalworking operations.

Advantages

The two-piece configuration provides the standard sequence for thread cutting: a starter (or taper) tap for initial thread formation followed by a second tap to bring the thread to full depth and correct form. Hardened tool steel construction ensures dimensional stability and resistance to wear during repeated use. The metric M20x2.00 size matches common fastener standards, allowing consistent and accurate thread repair or production. The compact kit format is convenient for storage and transport in a toolbox.

Suitable for

• Cutting new internal M20x2.00 metric threads in metal parts
• Repairing damaged or worn internal threads with M20x2.00 specification
• Workshop and maintenance tasks in mechanical assembly and automotive repair
• Small-scale metalworking and fabrication projects requiring precise internal threads

Key specifications

• Thread form: metric, ISO profile
• Size: 20 mm nominal diameter
• Pitch: 2.00 mm
• Set components: 2 taps (progressive cutting sequence)
• Material: hardened tool steel (heat-treated for wear resistance)
• Finish: machined cutting flutes for chip removal
• Intended application material: ferrous metals and common engineering alloys

How to use

Select the appropriate drill size for the M20x2.00 tap (refer to standard tap drill charts) and prepare the hole with a clean, properly aligned drill. Secure the workpiece and apply cutting fluid compatible with the work material. Start with the first (taper) tap to establish the thread, turning the tap evenly and backing off periodically to clear chips. After reaching the required depth, switch to the second tap to complete the thread profile. Clean the threaded hole of chips and cutting fluid before final assembly.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use appropriate cutting lubricant and maintain correct alignment throughout tapping. Inspect taps for wear or damage before use and replace if cutting edges are rounded or chipped. When working in harder alloys, reduce feed and use light, controlled strokes to avoid excessive stress on the taps.