Threading Tap Set Silver EX11536 M3–M10, 7 pcs

The Silver Threading Tap Set EX11536 M3–M10 (7 pcs) provides a compact selection of metric hand and machine taps for creating or repairing internal threads in metal and other machinable materials. The set covers common thread sizes from M3 through M10 and is intended for use where properly sized drill holes exist. The taps are supplied as a matched group to simplify selection for general maintenance, repair and small-scale metalworking tasks.

Advantages

The set offers broad size coverage in a single compact kit, reducing the need to purchase individual taps for common metric threads. Taps are suitable for both manual and machine tapping when correct hole preparation is performed. The selection supports repair and production tasks across a range of materials typically used in workshops and DIY projects.

Suitable for

• Cutting new internal metric threads M3, M4, M5, M6, M7, M8, M10
• Restoring damaged or worn internal threads in metal components
• Maintenance and repair tasks in automotive, machinery and equipment
• General metalworking and small fabrication projects
• Hobbyist and DIY applications requiring metric thread creation

Key specifications

• Tap sizes: M3, M4, M5, M6, M7, M8, M10
• Quantity: 7 pieces
• Intended use: internal thread cutting and thread restoration
• Compatibility: suitable for hand tapping and machine tapping with appropriate holders
• Materials: designed for use in metal and other machinable materials

How to use

Select the tap matching the thread size required and ensure the hole is drilled to the correct diameter recommended for the thread pitch. Secure the workpiece and align the tap perpendicular to the hole. For hand tapping, use a tap wrench and apply steady, even pressure, turning clockwise to cut and backing off periodically to clear chips. For machine tapping, use an appropriate tapping holder and follow the machine manufacturer’s speed and feed recommendations for the material. Apply suitable cutting fluid to reduce friction and extend tool life.

Usage recommendations

Use properly sized drill bits and, where applicable, centre the hole before tapping. Clean chips frequently to avoid jamming. Choose cutting fluid compatible with the workpiece material. For hardened materials or interrupted cuts, consider light passes and frequent chip clearing or use taps designed for tougher alloys.