Fractional Plug Style Tap, 1/4-20 National Coarse Thread Size

Introducing the 1/4-20 national coarse plug style fractional tap, now available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA. This precision-engineered tap is designed to deliver consistent and exact threading, making it an essential tool for anyone involved in hand cutting applications. Whether you are a professional machinist or a dedicated DIY enthusiast in Grass valley, this tap offers reliable performance and durability for your threading needs.

• Heat treated and tempered:Crafted for file hard threads, this tap ensures a longer, useful life, providing durability and resistance to wear during repeated use.
• Designed for hand cutting applications:Specifically made to be used manually, allowing for precise control and accuracy when threading.
• Plug style tap design:Featuring 3 to 5 threads chamfered, this is the most commonly used style of tap, ideal for starting threads cleanly and efficiently.

This fractional tap is perfect for a variety of projects in Grass valley, from repairing machinery to fabricating custom parts. Its precision cut threads guarantee consistent results, which is crucial when working on delicate or detailed components. Professionals in metalworking shops and hobbyists alike will appreciate the reliability and quality this tap brings to their toolkit.

Imagine using this tap to restore worn threads or create new ones in bolts and fittings, ensuring secure and tight connections in your projects. Its heat-treated construction means it can withstand the rigors of frequent use, making it a dependable choice for ongoing maintenance and repair tasks around Grass valley.

In summary, the 1/4-20 national coarse plug style fractional tapis a vital tool for anyone requiring precise and durable threading solutions. Available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA, this tap combines quality craftsmanship with practical design to meet your hand cutting needs efficiently and effectively.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.