Hand Tap Set MODECO MN-62-046 — M16, 3 pieces

MODECO hand tap set MN-62-046 contains three M16 taps designed for manual cutting and repairing of internal threads. The set is intended for use in workshops and maintenance environments where M16 metric threads are required in metals and other machinable materials. These hand taps provide a compact selection for creating or restoring M16 internal threads by hand.

Advantages

The set offers three taps for progressive thread cutting stages, which simplifies controlled material removal and reduces the risk of thread damage. Made for manual operation, the taps allow precise feed control and easy handling during threading tasks. Their design supports use in confined spaces and with simple hand tools, making the set a practical option for repair and maintenance work.

Suitable for

• Creating new M16 internal threads in metal and machinable materials
• Repairing damaged or worn M16 threads
• Workshop and general maintenance threading tasks
• Field repairs where portable, manual tools are required

Key specifications

• Thread size: M16 (metric)
• Quantity: 3 taps (progressive stages for cutting)
• Usage type: Hand/manual tapping
• Application materials: Metals and other machinable materials suitable for metric threading
• Typical mounting: Hand tap wrench or compatible manual holder

How to use

Select the appropriate tap from the set according to the threading stage, secure the workpiece, and center the tap on the prepared hole. Use a suitable hand tap wrench and apply steady, controlled rotational force, advancing the tap a partial turn and then reversing slightly to break chips. Maintain alignment with the hole axis throughout the operation and apply cutting fluid as appropriate for the material. When finishing, reverse the tap fully to remove it from the thread and clean the threaded hole of chips and debris.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate cutting fluid for the material to improve surface finish and extend tap life. Start with a correctly sized drilled hole for M16 threads and ensure the workpiece is securely clamped. Replace taps if wear or damage is detected to avoid poor thread quality.