FANAR tap wrench (pokrętło) for taps M4.5–M16, length 305 mm, model V0-303020-0309

The FANAR tap wrench (pokrętło) for taps M4.5–M16, length 305 mm, model V0-303020-0309 is a manual hand tool designed for holding and turning taps for thread cutting in metalworking and maintenance operations. With a 305 mm overall length, the wrench provides reach and leverage for controlled manual tapping. It accommodates taps in the M4.5 to M16 range, offering a single tool for a wide span of common metric thread sizes used in repair, assembly and workshop tasks.

Advantages

The tap wrench delivers a secure grip on taps across the specified size range, enabling stable torque transfer and improved control during threading. Its length increases leverage for smoother cutting and better handling in confined or recessed locations. Constructed for manual use, the design emphasises durability and straightforward operation suitable for frequent workshop use and maintenance applications.

Suitable for

• Manual tapping of metric threads from M4.5 to M16 in metal and alloy components
• Workshop and maintenance tasks requiring controlled hand threading
• Repair and retrofit operations where a compact, long-reach tap wrench is needed
• Assembly tasks involving replacement or creation of threaded holes

Key specifications

• Supported tap sizes: metric M4.5 to M16
• Total length: 305 mm
• Type: manual tap wrench (pokrętło) for hand tapping
• Intended use: metalworking, maintenance, workshop threading

How to use

Select a tap appropriate for the target thread size and ensure the workpiece hole is drilled to the correct pilot diameter. Secure the tap in the wrench’s jaws or chuck according to the tool’s clamping method, ensuring axial alignment. Apply the wrench to the tap and start cutting by turning the wrench clockwise with steady pressure; periodically reverse slightly to break and clear chips. Continue until the required thread depth is reached, then remove the tool while cleaning chips from the hole.

Usage recommendations

Use cutting fluid appropriate for the material to reduce wear and improve chip evacuation. Hold the tool aligned with the hole axis and apply consistent, moderate torque to avoid tap breakage. Inspect taps for wear before use and replace damaged taps to maintain thread quality and safety.