HMT VersaDrive ImpactaTap M18 x 2.5mm

Description

Experience unmatched tapping speed and precision with the HMT VersaDrive ImpactaTap M18 x 2.5mm. Engineered to deliver a staggering 15 times faster performance compared to traditional hand tapping, these innovative taps redefine productivity in metalworking.

Equipped with a pioneering twin-lead cutting geometry and fortified by a dual hardening process with Titanium coating, VersaDrive ImpactaTaps effortlessly tackle steel, offering a game-changing solution for creating threaded holes.

Designed for versatility, these taps feature a patented non-slip Hex shank, seamlessly compatible with standard 1/2″ drill chucks for cordless or pistol drills, and can be effortlessly utilized with VersaDrive Rapid Lock adapters for various power tools, including Magnetic Drills. Plus, they’re adaptable for manual use with a socket wrench.

Key Product Highlights:

• Impact Chipbreaker action ensures effective swarf evacuation
• Unique twin-point cutting geometry with precision-ground flutes
• Enables rapid creation of internal threaded holes with unmatched speed and accuracy
• Ideal for swiftly cleaning out and repairing damaged or fouled internal threads
• Industrial-grade Titanium Nitride coating minimizes heat buildup and prevents burn-out
• Impact-rated for enhanced safety, preventing dangerous kickback from handheld rotary tools
• Heavy-duty hex shank design ensures secure, non-slip operation
• Dual hardening process enables up to 15 times faster tapping speed than traditional methods

Quick Guide:

• Optimize performance by using on impact wrenches and impact drivers
• Verify the minimum torque requirement for optimal results
• Tapping Stainless Steel necessitates higher impact torque for efficient operation
• Ensure the use of appropriate lubrication and maintain correct RPM for prolonged tool life

Transform your tapping experience and elevate efficiency with HMT VersaDrive ImpactaTap M18 x 2.5mm. Unlock unparalleled speed, precision, and versatility for your metalworking projects today.