Hand Tap Bottoming ISO 529 Form C HSS-G - UN 2.1/2 x 8
Use this tool to create an internal thread for fasteners and fittings in metalworking and maintenance work. It supports careful thread generation when you do not use a rigid tapping cycle.
Select the correct thread designation and ensure that the pre hole and chamfer preparation match the tool and material. HSS G indicates a ground high speed steel tool, typically used when you need consistent cutting geometry.
Application
- Cut internal threads in drilled holes for fasteners, fittings, and mechanical assemblies.
- Use in mechanical engineering, metal fabrication, and maintenance work where controlled threading is required.
- Start the tap square to the hole to reduce risk of cross starting and uneven flank load.
- Process: manual driving or assisted driving depending on your holder and machine setup
- Use: thread cutting, re tapping, and thread cleaning depending on condition
Note For consistent results, deburr the entry and keep the cutting area clean during use.
Benefits
- Controlled internal thread cutting with direct process feedback
- Suitable for repair work, prototyping, and general workshop machining
- Supports repeatable thread fit when the pre hole and alignment are correct
- Applicable across maintenance and production environments
- Not suitable for brittle or abrasive materials without adapted cutting strategy and tool choice.
- Manual or guided threading can be slow for high throughput applications.
Step by step
- Prepare the hole with a correct core diameter and a clean entry chamfer.
- Secure the workpiece and align the tool square to the hole axis.
- Apply suitable cutting lubricant for the material and process.
- Start the tool with controlled torque until it is guided by the thread form.
- Advance with steady turns or a guided feed while keeping alignment constant.
- Withdraw the tool at intervals and clear chips from the flutes.
- Continue until the required thread depth is reached, then remove the tool fully.
- Clean the thread and check fit with a matching screw or gauge.
Scope of supply
- 1 piece Hand Tap Bottoming ISO 529 Form C HSS-G - UN 2.1/2 x 8
Technical features
- Tool type: Hand tap
- Reference standard: ISO 529
- Thread system: UN
- Material or coating: HSS-G
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
- How do you confirm that the thread system matches the mating part?
- Match the designation on the tool to the drawing and the mating fastener or gauge. For inch and pipe threads, confirm thread family and fit class before you start machining.
- What does the designation UN 2.1/2 x 8 mean on this tool?
- It defines the thread family and size that the tool is designed to produce or inspect. Use it only on matching parts and avoid mixing similar inch series.
- Where can you find technical information for hand taps?
- Use this document for handling concepts and selection basics. Technical information hand taps as PDF
- How do taper and second hand taps differ in use?
- A taper lead starts gently and helps alignment, while a second lead engages more quickly after starting. Select based on access, hole type, and how the thread is started.
- How do the material and coating designations affect selection?
- These designations describe tool material and surface treatment. Use them to match wear resistance and toughness needs to your material and process, without changing thread geometry.
- Where can you find catalog information for this product family?
- Use the product catalog for overview tables and selection context. VD 23 catalog as PDF
Do you need help selecting or using the product?
Use the contact form.
| Type of thread | Unified thread |
|---|---|
| Standard | ISO 529 |
| Form | Form C |
| Material | HSS-G |
| Tolerance | 2B |
| Size | UN 2.1/2 x 8 |
| Overall length (L1) | 224 mm |
| Thread length (L2) | 79 mm |
| Core hole diameter (D1) | 60.4 mm |
| Shank diameter (D2) | 40.0 mm |
| Drive connector | 31.5 mm |
| Item number | 82954-3 |
| Type of flute | straight fluted |
| Application | for blind holes |
| Thread standard | ANSI B 1.1 |
Hand Tap Bottoming ISO 529 Form C HSS-G - UN 2.1/2 x 8
Use this tool to create an internal thread for fasteners and fittings in metalworking and maintenance work. It supports careful thread generation when you do not use a rigid tapping cycle.
Select the correct thread designation and ensure that the pre hole and chamfer preparation match the tool and material. HSS G indicates a ground high speed steel tool, typically used when you need consistent cutting geometry.
Application
- Cut internal threads in drilled holes for fasteners, fittings, and mechanical assemblies.
- Use in mechanical engineering, metal fabrication, and maintenance work where controlled threading is required.
- Start the tap square to the hole to reduce risk of cross starting and uneven flank load.
- Process: manual driving or assisted driving depending on your holder and machine setup
- Use: thread cutting, re tapping, and thread cleaning depending on condition
Note For consistent results, deburr the entry and keep the cutting area clean during use.
Benefits
- Controlled internal thread cutting with direct process feedback
- Suitable for repair work, prototyping, and general workshop machining
- Supports repeatable thread fit when the pre hole and alignment are correct
- Applicable across maintenance and production environments
- Not suitable for brittle or abrasive materials without adapted cutting strategy and tool choice.
- Manual or guided threading can be slow for high throughput applications.
Step by step
- Prepare the hole with a correct core diameter and a clean entry chamfer.
- Secure the workpiece and align the tool square to the hole axis.
- Apply suitable cutting lubricant for the material and process.
- Start the tool with controlled torque until it is guided by the thread form.
- Advance with steady turns or a guided feed while keeping alignment constant.
- Withdraw the tool at intervals and clear chips from the flutes.
- Continue until the required thread depth is reached, then remove the tool fully.
- Clean the thread and check fit with a matching screw or gauge.
Scope of supply
- 1 piece Hand Tap Bottoming ISO 529 Form C HSS-G - UN 2.1/2 x 8
Technical features
- Tool type: Hand tap
- Reference standard: ISO 529
- Thread system: UN
- Material or coating: HSS-G
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
- How do you confirm that the thread system matches the mating part?
- Match the designation on the tool to the drawing and the mating fastener or gauge. For inch and pipe threads, confirm thread family and fit class before you start machining.
- What does the designation UN 2.1/2 x 8 mean on this tool?
- It defines the thread family and size that the tool is designed to produce or inspect. Use it only on matching parts and avoid mixing similar inch series.
- Where can you find technical information for hand taps?
- Use this document for handling concepts and selection basics. Technical information hand taps as PDF
- How do taper and second hand taps differ in use?
- A taper lead starts gently and helps alignment, while a second lead engages more quickly after starting. Select based on access, hole type, and how the thread is started.
- How do the material and coating designations affect selection?
- These designations describe tool material and surface treatment. Use them to match wear resistance and toughness needs to your material and process, without changing thread geometry.
- Where can you find catalog information for this product family?
- Use the product catalog for overview tables and selection context. VD 23 catalog as PDF
Do you need help selecting or using the product?
Use the contact form.