Hand Tap Set FANAR M14x1.5 2 pcs (thread M14×1.5)

FANAR hand tap set for cutting internal metric threads M14×1.5 contains two manual taps engineered for creating or repairing M14x1.5 internal threads in metal parts. The taps are designed for use with standard tap wrenches or holders and are suitable for workshop, maintenance and repair applications where precise metric threading is required. The set provides the two sequential tap sizes needed to form clean, accurate threads in components made from steel, aluminum or similar alloys.

Advantages

The set includes two taps that cover the typical threading stages, reducing the need to switch tools during operation. Hardened and ground cutting edges ensure consistent thread geometry and long tool life under normal workshop conditions. Standard M14×1.5 thread profile ensures compatibility with corresponding bolts and nuts. The compact two-piece format is convenient to store in a toolbox and to carry to job sites.

Suitable for

• Creating new M14×1.5 internal threads in metal components
• Repairing damaged or worn M14×1.5 threads
• Workshop, maintenance and field service threading tasks
• Use with tap wrenches, T-handles or dedicated holders

Key specifications

• Thread size and pitch: M14 × 1.5 (metric fine pitch)
• Set composition: 2 manual taps covering progressive threading stages
• Material suitability: steel, aluminium and similar metal alloys
• Drive type: manual (for tap wrenches or tap holders)
• Finish: hardened and ground cutting edges for improved wear resistance

How to use

Select an appropriate pilot drill to produce the correct core hole for an M14×1.5 thread, secure the workpiece, and clamp it to prevent rotation. Mount the first tap in a tap wrench or holder, apply cutting lubricant suitable for the workpiece material, and start threading by hand with steady, even pressure. Back off periodically to break chips and clear the flutes. Follow with the second tap to finish the thread to final dimensions, maintaining alignment to avoid cross-threading. After tapping, clean the threads and remove any remaining chips or lubricant.

Usage recommendations

Use cutting lubricant appropriate to the material being tapped, maintain correct alignment to the hole axis, and clear chips frequently to extend tap life and achieve clean threads. Inspect taps for wear or damage before use and replace if cutting edges are dulled or chipped.