Hand Tap Set FANAR M14, 2 pcs (A1-220001-0140)

FANAR Hand Tap Set M14, 2 pcs is a compact manual threading tool set designed for cutting internal M14 metric threads. The set contains two taps sized for progressive thread forming: typically a taper or starter tap and a second or plug tap to complete the thread. It is intended for use in workshop and maintenance environments on materials such as steel and iron where precise M14 internal threads are required.

Advantages

The set provides a simple, space-saving solution for creating M14 threads manually without the need for power equipment. Manufactured to typical industry standards, the taps deliver consistent thread geometry and fit for threaded fasteners. The two-piece format allows staged cutting to reduce breakage risk and improve alignment when starting threads in blind or through-holes.

Suitable for

• Repair and maintenance of machinery and assemblies requiring M14 internal threads
• Workshop threading tasks on steel, cast iron and similar materials
• Fabrication and prototype work where manual tapping is preferred
• On-site field repairs and installations with limited access to power tools

Key specifications

• Thread size: M14 (metric)
• Set quantity: 2 taps
• Intended use: cutting internal metric threads
• Material compatibility: steel, iron and similar ferrous materials
• Operation type: manual hand tapping

How to use

Secure the workpiece and drill the correct-sized pilot hole for M14 thread cutting. Mount the appropriate tap in a T-handle or tap wrench. Start with the taper or starter tap to establish the thread, applying steady axial pressure and turning clockwise, then back off periodically to clear chips. After reaching the required depth, switch to the second tap (plug or bottoming type as provided) to finish the thread. Use cutting fluid suitable for the material to reduce friction and improve chip evacuation. Clean the threads after tapping to remove debris.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use proper pilot hole diameter for M14 threads, apply suitable cutting lubricant, and proceed with staged tapping to minimize tap stress. Inspect taps before use for any damage and avoid excessive torque to prevent tap breakage.