OSG #2-56 UNC General Purpose Thread-Forming Tap
<p>The OSG #2-56 UNC General Purpose Thread-Forming Tap (MPN 1400102408) is a precision tool designed for forming internal threads in ductile materials. This bottoming chamfer tap features a TiCN-coated cobalt…
SKU 3G-OTH-237935
Local availability & support — Singapore
- Local office
- 20 Woodlands Link #09-05, Singapore 738733
- Phone
- +65 8878 8355
- Delivery
- Same-day or next-business-day delivery within Singapore for in-stock items; 7–14 days for factory-order parts from Europe.
- Payment
- Invoicing in SGD. PayNow, bank transfer, and corporate PO accepted.
- Ships to
- Singapore
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Product Description
<p>The OSG #2-56 UNC General Purpose Thread-Forming Tap (MPN 1400102408) is a precision tool designed for forming internal threads in ductile materials. This bottoming chamfer tap features a TiCN-coated cobalt construction for enhanced wear resistance and longer tool life. With an H4 tolerance and 2B-3B class of fit, it ensures accurate thread depth and quality.</p><p>Ideal for manufacturing and maintenance applications, this tap is suitable for use in CNC and manual machines. As a Singapore-based supplier, 3G Electric offers SGD quotes on request, handles GST for local buyers, and provides fast delivery across Singapore and Southeast Asia.</p>
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the thread size and chamfer type of this OSG tap?
This tap is #2-56 UNC (Unified National Coarse) with a bottoming chamfer, suitable for threading to the bottom of a blind hole.
What is the tolerance class and coating of this tap?
It has an H4 tolerance (for 2B-3B class of fit) and a TiCN (Titanium Carbonitride) coating on cobalt steel, providing high hardness and heat resistance.
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3G Electric supplies OSG general purpose thread-forming taps. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.
