RS PRO Tap Set, M12 Thread

RS PRO 7 Piece M3-M12 HSS Tap Set. Introducing the 7 pieces Tap set from our own brand RS PRO, a high-quality compact set of high-performance taps is ideal for professional and DIY cutting a thread into materials with a tap wrench or drill driver. The 7 piece set features an HSS (high-speed steel) construction for enhanced durability and resistance to corrosion. These excellent quality taps are suitable for thread sizes M3 to M12 and are supplied with a durable metal case, ensuring excellent protection when not in use whilst keeping the pieces organised. RS PRO 7-Piece Tap sets are available in two options to choose from: RS PRO 7-Piece HSS Spiral Flute Tap Set - ; 427-931 427-931 RS PRO 7-Piece HSS Spiral Point Tap Set - ; 427-963 427-963. Features and Benefits:. 7 x taps including thread sizes: M3, M4, M5, M6, M8, M10, M12 Manufactured from high-speed steel (HSS), ensuring excellent durability Suitable form hand and machine application Durable metal storage case. Approvals ; Certification:. ISO. Typical Application:. Tap sets are ideal for cutting thread (tapping) into materials, to create a clean fitting for bolts and other materials. Tap sets are used with hand tools and power tools such as tap wrenches and drills to achieve maximum torque and control. They are widely used in applications such as: Construction DIY Plumbing Workshops Renovations. FAQs:. What thread range is this suitable for? The taps in this set accommodate the following thread sizes: M3, M4, M5, M6, M8, M10, M12 Should I lubricate the set? It is recommended that lubrication is regularly applied to the set when in use, to allow for friction-free threading with precision. This will ensure that a clean thread is achieved with minimal damage. What is the difference between taps and dies? A tap set is used to create or repair threads in holes which is ideal for things such as nuts and fittings, this process is called tapping. Die sets are used to cut threads on materials such as steel to allow a fitting to be screwed on and attached, this is called threading.