Hand Tap Set FANAR 1 1/2" – manual threading tool, 1.1/2 inch size

FANAR hand tap set 1 1/2" is a manual threading tool kit designed for cutting internal threads by hand in a 1.5 inch nominal size. Supplied as a complete set for workshop and field use, the set is intended for applications where power tools are impractical or unavailable. The kit is compact and portable, enabling maintenance and repair work on compatible metals and materials, and it is suitable for creating or restoring threaded holes in fittings, housings and repair jobs.

Advantages

The FANAR hand tap set provides a simple, tool-based solution for internal thread cutting without dependence on electrical power. Its manual operation allows precise control over cutting speed and feed, reducing the risk of cross-threading in repair and maintenance situations. The set is supplied complete for 1 1/2" nominal threads and is designed for portability and ease of storage. Materials and design permit repeated use in workshop or field conditions where access to power is limited.

Suitable for

• Manual cutting or repairing of internal threads with 1 1/2" nominal diameter
• Workshop maintenance and on-site field repair tasks
• Applications in plumbing, mechanical fittings, and industrial equipment where compatible materials are used
• Situations requiring a portable, non-powered threading solution

Key specifications

• Nominal thread size: 1 1/2 inch (1.5")
• Tool type: hand tap set for internal threads
• Operation: manual (hand-operated)
• Intended use: cutting or repairing internal threads in compatible metals and materials
• Packaging: supplied as a complete kit for the specified nominal size
• Portability: compact and suitable for workshop and field use

How to use

Select the appropriate tap from the set for the 1 1/2" nominal thread you need. Secure the workpiece and, if appropriate, center-drill or prepare the hole to the recommended pilot diameter for the target thread. Apply suitable cutting fluid and align the tap perpendicular to the hole. Turn the tap by hand using a tap wrench, advancing with steady, controlled strokes and reversing periodically to break chips. Continue until the desired thread depth is reached, then back the tap out carefully. Clean the new threads and inspect for correct fit and thread integrity before reassembly.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate cutting fluid and select the correct pilot hole size for 1 1/2" threads to ensure clean cuts and prolong tool life. Avoid excessive force to prevent tap breakage; when working with harder materials, take shallower passes and frequently clear chips. Store the set dry and protected to maintain performance during repeated maintenance and field operations.