Hand Tap Set FANAR M22 — 3-piece manual tapping set, model A1-230001-0220

FANAR Hand Tap Set M22 (3-piece, model A1-230001-0220) is a manual tapping kit designed for cutting and repairing M22 metric internal threads. The set contains three progressively sized taps for through and blind holes, enabling controlled thread formation and repair in workshop and maintenance environments. It is intended for use on common engineering materials such as steel and aluminum when appropriate drill sizes and cutting parameters are observed.

Advantages

The three-piece FANAR M22 hand tap set provides a complete progression of taps allowing pre-cutting, intermediate sizing and final threading with consistent fit. The taps are manufactured to metric M22 dimensions for compatibility with standard bolts and fasteners, delivering reliable thread profiles when used with proper tooling such as a tap wrench and cutting fluid. The compact set is convenient to store and carry for on-site repair work, maintenance tasks, and small-scale metalworking operations.

Suitable for

• Cutting new M22 internal threads in drilled holes
• Repairing damaged or worn M22 threads
• Workshop and maintenance tasks on steel and aluminum components
• Machining and assembly operations requiring manual tapping

Key specifications

• Thread size: M22 metric internal thread
• Number of pieces: 3 taps (progressive set)
• Intended materials: steel, aluminum and similar metals when correct drill size and cutting parameters are used
• Operation type: manual hand tapping
• Typical applications: through holes and blind holes (depending on tap type)

How to use

Select the correct drill size for an M22 tap and drill the hole to the required depth. Secure the workpiece and apply appropriate cutting fluid to the hole and tap. Start with the first (rough) tap to establish the thread, turning the tap wrench evenly and reversing periodically to clear chips. Continue with the intermediate tap and finish with the final tap for full thread profile. Clean chips from the hole between passes and verify thread fit with the mating bolt or fastener.

Usage recommendations

Use a suitable tap wrench and cutting fluid, maintain straight alignment during tapping, and back off regularly to break and clear chips. For hardened or abrasive materials, confirm material suitability and cutting parameters before proceeding. Store the taps dry and protected to avoid corrosion and preserve cutting edges.