General Information:
Color: Black
Overall Length: 290mm / 11.42"
Handle Size: 95mmx10mm / 3.74"x0.39" (LxD)
Fit Tap Size: 3/16"-1/2" (UNC/UNF) / M4-M12 (Metric)
Item Includes: 1 x Adjustable Tap Wrench Handle Reamer
Key Benefits:
This tap handle reamer is made of carbon steel, with high hardness, strong wear resistance and long service life.
The tap handle wrench has 1 rigid handle and 1 adjustable handle which can easily and firmly clamp the tools.
The length of the handle is long enough to create leverage that minimizes the effort required for actuation.
Suitable Applications:
Commonly used for screw tapping and screw repair, processing, repairing and cleaning internal threads. It can also be used with small tools that require manual rotation, such as drills, reamers, wire pullers, etc.
Attention:
Please check the size you need according to the size of the screw you want to tap.
Rotate the tap wrench with both hands in a certain direction with even force. The wrench and tap should be at an angle of 90 degrees, and the tap should be perpendicular to the bottom hole of the thread.
Color: Black
Overall Length: 290mm / 11.42"
Handle Size: 95mmx10mm / 3.74"x0.39" (LxD)
Fit Tap Size: 3/16"-1/2" (UNC/UNF) / M4-M12 (Metric)
Item Includes: 1 x Adjustable Tap Wrench Handle Reamer
Key Benefits:
This tap handle reamer is made of carbon steel, with high hardness, strong wear resistance and long service life.
The tap handle wrench has 1 rigid handle and 1 adjustable handle which can easily and firmly clamp the tools.
The length of the handle is long enough to create leverage that minimizes the effort required for actuation.
Suitable Applications:
Commonly used for screw tapping and screw repair, processing, repairing and cleaning internal threads. It can also be used with small tools that require manual rotation, such as drills, reamers, wire pullers, etc.
Attention:
Please check the size you need according to the size of the screw you want to tap.
Rotate the tap wrench with both hands in a certain direction with even force. The wrench and tap should be at an angle of 90 degrees, and the tap should be perpendicular to the bottom hole of the thread.
