Hand Tap Set FANAR M22 — 2 pieces (MPN A1-220001-0220)

FANAR hand tap set for cutting internal metric threads size M22 is supplied as a pair and is intended for manual threading operations on metal and other machinable materials. The set provides two taps—typically a taper or starter tap and a plug or second tap—so users can create and follow proper thread depth and fit when forming M22 internal threads. Compact and portable, the taps are compatible with standard tap wrenches and require appropriately sized starter/drill holes for safe and accurate threading.

Advantages

The FANAR hand tap set is designed for straightforward manual threading: the two-tap pairing allows gradual thread cutting that reduces risk of tap breakage and improves thread quality. Hardened cutting edges provide wear resistance for workshop use, while the standard M22 dimension ensures compatibility with commonly used fasteners and fittings. The set’s compact format makes it easy to store and transport for on-site repair, maintenance or assembly tasks.

Suitable for

• Creating M22 internal threads in metal components
• Workshop repair and maintenance tasks
• Assembly work requiring M22 threaded holes for fasteners or fittings
• Manual threading with a tap wrench in field or shop environments

Key specifications

• Thread size: M22 metric internal threads
• Quantity: 2-piece set (starter/taper and plug/second tap)
• Application material: suitable for metal and other machinable materials
• Tool compatibility: designed for use with standard tap wrenches
• Format: hand taps for manual threading operations

How to use

Secure the workpiece and drill a starter hole to the recommended diameter for an M22 thread. Mount the appropriate tap in a compatible tap wrench and apply cutting lubricant to the tap and hole before starting. Begin with the taper/starter tap to form the initial thread profile, advancing carefully and reversing periodically to break chips. After reaching the required depth, replace the starter tap with the plug/second tap to finish the threads to the correct profile. Clean the hole and inspect the thread for proper fit with an M22 fastener.

Usage recommendations

Use suitable cutting fluid to extend tap life and improve surface finish; avoid excessive force and ensure proper alignment to reduce the risk of tap breakage. For hardened or particularly tough materials, consider pre-tapping procedures such as using a pilot hole of correct diameter or employing specialized taps rated for the material.