Hand Tap Set FANAR M20 — 2 pieces (A1-220001-0200)

FANAR hand tap set for M20 threads, containing two taps designed for manual cutting and forming of metric M20 internal threads. The set is intended for use on metal and other compatible materials where standard M20 threads are required. Compact and practical, the two-piece set covers the common stages of tapping and is suited for repair, maintenance and workshop environments where reliable thread creation or thread restoration is needed.

Advantages

The FANAR hand tap set offers a straightforward solution for creating or restoring M20 internal threads with tools sized for manual operation. The two-piece configuration reduces the need to carry multiple individual taps while providing the usual sequence required for clean thread cutting. The taps are machined to standard metric thread profiles to ensure compatibility with M20 bolts and fasteners. Their compact format supports on-site and workshop use where space and portability are considerations.

Suitable for

• Manual machining and tapping of M20 internal threads in steel and similar metals
• Repair and restoration of damaged or worn M20 threaded holes
• Maintenance tasks in workshops, service vehicles and on-site locations
• General assembly work requiring standard M20 threaded connections

Key specifications

• Thread size: M20 metric internal thread
• Set quantity: 2 taps
• Intended use: manual hand tapping
• Material compatibility: suitable for metal and compatible materials
• Application: cutting and forming internal threads, thread restoration

How to use

Select the appropriate tap from the two-piece set based on the stage of thread cutting required. Secure the workpiece and center the tap in the hole to be threaded. Apply appropriate cutting lubricant for the workpiece material, then turn the tap by hand using a suitable tap wrench, advancing slowly and reversing periodically to clear chips. Complete the tapping process by removing the tap and cleaning the threaded hole. If restoring an existing thread, inspect the hole before tapping and ensure correct alignment to avoid cross-threading.

Usage recommendations

Use a compatible cutting fluid to extend tool life and improve thread quality. Start tapping with light pressure and keep the tap perpendicular to the workpiece to maintain correct thread profile. For deeper or harder materials, progress in small increments and clear chips frequently. Store the set in a dry environment to prevent corrosion and maintain precision.