Fractional Tap With National Fine Thread, 3/4 Inch By 16 Threads Per Inch
UPC #081838971182
Century Drill & Tool
Description
Introducing the 3/4 inch x 16 National Fine Thread Fractional Tap, now available at 415 True Value Hardware in Dallas, PA. This versatile tap is an essential tool for anyone involved in routine maintenance, repair work, or rethreading tasks where extremely high accuracy and tolerance are not critical. Whether you are a professional mechanic or a DIY enthusiast in Dallas, this tap offers reliable performance for a variety of threading applications.
- Thread size and type: 3/4 inch by 16 National Fine Thread, ideal for creating or restoring fine threads.
- Efficient chip removal: Features straight flutes that are ground to provide rapid chip removal, making threading smoother and more efficient.
- Hand threading design: Specifically designed for hand threading work across a variety of materials, ensuring versatility in your projects.
- Thread quality: Produces a Class 2B thread, suitable for many general-purpose applications.
- Drill bit requirement: Requires an 11/16 inch drill bit to prepare the hole before tapping.
This fractional tap is perfect for customers in Dallas who need to maintain or repair threaded components without the need for extremely tight tolerances. It can be used in automotive repairs, machinery maintenance, plumbing projects, or any task requiring reliable thread restoration. For example, if you encounter stripped threads on bolts or fittings, this tap can help you quickly rethread and restore functionality. Its design for hand threading makes it accessible for both professionals and hobbyists working on-site or in a workshop.
In summary, the 3/4 inch x 16 National Fine Thread Fractional Tap is a practical and dependable tool for everyday threading needs. Available at 415 True Value Hardware in Dallas, PA, it is a valuable addition to your toolkit that supports efficient and effective maintenance and repair work throughout the area.
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