Hand Tap Set M24 3-Piece YT-2927 YATO
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catalog number:YT-2927
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EAN code:5906083929274
Product condition:New, originally packaged
Guarantee:24 months of consumer protection
Weight:0,72 kg
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YATO YT-2927 M24 Hand Taps, 3-Piece Set
A set of three hand taps for cutting metric M24 threads in through holes and blind holes. The tools are made from HSS high-speed steel and are intended for use on steel, cast iron and non-ferrous metals.
Features of the M24 hand taps
Three-piece tap set
The set contains a taper tap (first), an intermediate tap (second) and a bottoming tap (finishing). This arrangement allows the thread to be cut gradually, which reduces the load on the tool and prevents breakage in hard materials. Each tap has a different lead geometry, from tapered to almost flat.
HSS high-speed steel
HSS (high-speed steel) offers a hardness of 62–65 HRC and good wear resistance. HSS taps keep their cutting edges sharp even with prolonged use and can be run without cooling in most applications.
Metric M24 thread
Nominal diameter 24 mm with a standard pitch of 3.0 mm. M24 threads are used in medium- and heavy-duty mechanical assemblies – in industrial machinery, hydraulic equipment and fasteners for large assemblies.
Manual tapping
Hand taps require a correctly sized tap wrench. Guiding the tap by hand gives full control over the cutting process, which matters for threads in hard-to-reach places or in materials that need to be handled with care.
Technical specification
| Model | YT-2927 |
| Manufacturer | YATO |
| Thread type | Metric M24 |
| Nominal diameter | 24 mm |
| Standard pitch | 3.0 mm |
| Material | HSS high-speed steel |
| Number of pieces | 3 (taper, intermediate, bottoming) |
| Operation | Manual (tap wrench) |
Applications of M24 taps
- Cutting threads in the bodies of industrial machinery and process equipment
- Preparing tapped holes in steel structural components
- Repairing damaged threads in engine blocks and gearboxes
- Machining components in machine shops and manufacturing plants
- Cutting threads in cast iron, structural steel and aluminium alloys
- Assembly work in power hydraulics and industrial pneumatics
- Servicing agricultural machinery and construction equipment
- One-off and small-batch production of M24 threaded parts
How to use hand taps
Preparing the hole
Before cutting an M24 thread, drill a 21.0 mm hole (for a 3.0 mm pitch). The hole must be perpendicular to the surface and free from burrs. Chamfering the hole entry makes it easier to start the tap and reduces the risk of it binding.
Tap sequence
Start with the taper tap (first), which has a long tapered lead and removes around 60% of the material. The intermediate tap (second) follows, removing around 30%, and the process is finished with the bottoming tap, which sizes the thread to its nominal dimensions.
Lubrication and cooling
When cutting threads in steel, use a tapping oil or a cutting fluid emulsion. For aluminium, paraffin or machine oil can be used. Grey cast iron can be tapped dry. Clearing swarf regularly by reversing the tap prevents it from binding.
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