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OEM Interrupted-Thread Pipe Tap: 1/8"-27 NPSI, Plug Chamfer, 4 Flute - Interrupted-Thread Pipe Taps
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OEM Interrupted-Thread Pipe Tap: 1/8"-27 NPSI, Plug Chamfer, 4 Flute

The APPROVED VENDOR Pipe and Conduit Thread Tap (MPN 15431) is a 1/8"-27 NPSI interrupted-thread pipe tap with a plug chamfer and 4 flutes. 3G Electric interprets your demand for this specific threading tool and…

SKU 3G-OTH-273624

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Interrupted-Thread Pipe Tap: 1/8"-27 NPSI, Plug Chamfer, 4 Flute
Part Number
15431
Category
Interrupted-Thread Pipe Taps
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
15431
Type
Plug Chamfer, Interrupted Thread
Flute
4

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Product Description

The APPROVED VENDOR Pipe and Conduit Thread Tap (MPN 15431) is a 1/8"-27 NPSI interrupted-thread pipe tap with a plug chamfer and 4 flutes. 3G Electric interprets your demand for this specific threading tool and delivers it as part of our broad industrial supply across 14 departments, with specialist depth in combustion, pumps, and controls to ensure you get the right solution.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an interrupted-thread pipe tap used for?

An interrupted-thread pipe tap, like the APPROVED VENDOR 15431, is used to cut internal threads in pipe and conduit fittings. The interrupted thread design reduces cutting torque and improves chip evacuation, making it ideal for threading tough materials in plumbing, pneumatic, and hydraulic systems.

What are the specifications of the APPROVED VENDOR 15431 pipe tap?

The APPROVED VENDOR 15431 is a 1/8"-27 NPSI interrupted-thread pipe tap with 4 flutes and a plug chamfer. It is designed for threading pipe and conduit. The interrupted thread geometry minimizes binding and extends tool life in manual or machine tapping operations.

Where to buy the APPROVED VENDOR 15431 pipe tap worldwide?

You can source the APPROVED VENDOR 15431 pipe tap through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to worldwide destinations. Contact us for availability and lead time on this and other threading tools.

How to select the correct interrupted-thread pipe tap for NPSI threads?

Select a tap matching the thread size and pitch, such as 1/8"-27 NPSI for the APPROVED VENDOR 15431. Ensure the tap has interrupted threads for reduced torque in tough materials. Use a plug chamfer for through-hole threading. Always match the tap to the material and application for best results.

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3G Electric supplies OEM interrupted-thread pipe taps. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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