Hand Tap Rougher DIN 2181 HSS-G - M 95 x 3.0

• Use it when you need to match the metric designation and pitch stated in the title.
• Use it for plant engineering assemblies where manual access is limited and alignment matters.
• Use it as the first stage in a staged hand tap sequence when you want a guided thread start.
• 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 Align the tool carefully and use lubrication suitable for your workpiece material to support surface quality and tool life.

• The title based size and pitch marking simplifies variant selection across similar diameters
• Can support repeatable results when you keep lubrication, alignment, and chip evacuation consistent
• Ground HSS-G execution can help you maintain consistent cutting edges, depending on workpiece material
• Helps you control alignment at the start of the thread when combined with a suitable wrench and guidance

• May be limited in very abrasive or work hardening materials, depending on cutting conditions and tool execution
• Not intended for fully automated high speed tapping where machine tool synchronisation is required

1. Check the drawing for the required thread designation and confirm the pitch matches the title.
2. Inspect the bore and remove burrs so the tap can enter without side load.
3. Choose lubrication suitable for the material and apply it to the tool and entry area.
4. Clamp the tap securely in a wrench or holder and ensure the tool is guided straight.
5. Begin tapping with steady torque and keep the tool aligned to reduce thread start marking.
6. Advance in a controlled manner and clean chips from the flute space when needed. Technical information hand taps as PDF
7. Back the tool out smoothly, clean the thread, and preserve the tool with light protection oil if used in your shop.

• 1 piece: Hand Tap Rougher DIN 2181 HSS-G - M 95 x 3.0

• Standard: DIN 2181
• Material: HSS-G
• Tool type: Hand tap rougher
• Thread designation: M 95 x 3.0
• Thread system: Metric internal thread, as designated in the title
• Execution: Ground, depending on variant

Keep the tool aligned to the bore axis and apply steady torque. Use a suitable lubricant and avoid forcing the tap when resistance rises, because misalignment can mark the first thread turns.

Yes. The thread designation in the title includes both diameter and pitch, which helps you distinguish fine pitch variants from other executions of the same nominal diameter.

Use a tap wrench or suitable holder that clamps the square reliably and keeps the tool aligned. Select the interface based on your tap size and your available guidance method.

Use suitable lubrication and advance with controlled torque so chips can evacuate through the flute space. Clean the tool as needed to avoid chip packing and surface scoring.

DIN 2181 supports standardised identification for hand taps. It helps you align purchasing, documentation, and workshop instructions with a recognised designation.

Match the metric thread designation in your drawing to the product title, including the pitch value, because the pitch differentiates otherwise similar diameters.

For additional information and the full range overview, use the catalog link. VD 23 catalog as PDF