Hand Tap Set FANAR M22x1.5, 2 pieces (A1-220001-0225)

FANAR hand tap set M22x1.5, 2 pieces is a manual tap set designed to cut and restore internal metric threads with a nominal diameter of 22 mm and a pitch of 1.5 mm. The set contains two sequential taps that allow controlled progressive cutting and accurate thread profile formation. It is intended for workshop and maintenance use where hand-driven thread creation or repair is required, compatible with a range of metals and other machinable materials.

Advantages

The set provides a compact, straightforward solution for producing M22x1.5 internal threads without the need for power equipment. Using two taps in sequence reduces cutting load on each tap and helps achieve cleaner threads with lower risk of jamming or breakage. The tools are suitable for occasional and professional use in repair and assembly tasks where manual control and tactile feedback are important.

Suitable for

• Cutting new M22x1.5 internal threads in metal components
• Repairing damaged or worn M22x1.5 threads
• Maintenance and assembly operations in workshops and service centers
• Field repair tasks where power tools are impractical

Key specifications

• Thread size: M22 × 1.5 (metric)
• Quantity: 2 taps (progressive set)
• Type: hand tap set for internal threads
• Applicable materials: metals and other machinable materials compatible with standard HSS or similar tool steels
• Operation: manual (requires appropriate tap wrench or holder)

How to use

Select an appropriate pilot hole with the correct diameter for M22x1.5 threads and secure the workpiece. Apply cutting fluid to reduce friction and improve chip evacuation. Start with the first (roughing) tap, keeping it aligned perpendicular to the workpiece and turning it slowly by hand in a clockwise direction until it engages and cuts the thread. Back off periodically to break and clear chips. After completing the first pass, repeat the process with the second (finishing) tap to refine the thread profile and achieve the final thread tolerance. Clean the threaded hole of chips and cutting fluid before assembly.

Usage recommendations

Use an appropriate tap wrench and steady hand alignment to avoid cross-threading; always apply cutting fluid and clear chips regularly. For brittle or hard materials, consider multiple light passes rather than aggressive cutting to reduce the risk of tap breakage.