Cle-Line
Cle-Line C67203 Straight Tap Wrench 240
A straight tap wrench for fractional taps from 5/32 in to 3/4 in and metric taps from 4.00 mm to 19.00 mm, with a 15 in fixed handle
- TypeAdjustable Wrenches
- Handles fractional taps from 5/32 in to 3/4 in for versatile threading tasks
- Covers machine screw taps #8 to #14 for common fastener sizes
- Accepts metric taps 4.00 mm to 19.00 mm for international standards
- Works with pipe taps 1/8 to 1/4 in for plumbing applications
- 15 in overall length provides strong leverage and comfortable grip
Cle-Line C67203 Straight Tap Wrench
The Cle-Line C67203 is a fixed-handle straight tap wrench built for threading operations. It accepts fractional taps from 5/32 in to 3/4 in, machine screw taps #8 to #14, metric taps 4.00 mm to 19.00 mm, and pipe taps 1/8 to 1/4 in. Overall length is 15 in.
Suited for manual threading tasks.
This wrench suits mechanics and maintenance technicians who need a straight handle for hand tapping in open workspaces. It is not for users who require a T-handle or ratchet mechanism for confined spaces. Buyers needing powered tapping or larger capacity beyond the listed ranges should look at other tools.
Verify tap sizes and clearance before ordering
Check that your taps fall within the fractional, machine screw, metric, and pipe capacities listed above. Confirm the 15 in overall length fits your work area and that a fixed straight handle matches your preferred grip style. Ensure the tool condition meets your requirement for a new hand tool.
Highlights
- Handles fractional taps from 5/32 in to 3/4 in for versatile threading tasks
- Covers machine screw taps #8 to #14 for common fastener sizes
- Accepts metric taps 4.00 mm to 19.00 mm for international standards
- Works with pipe taps 1/8 to 1/4 in for plumbing applications
- 15 in overall length provides strong leverage and comfortable grip
Specifications
| Brand | CLE-LINE |
|---|---|
| Type | Adjustable Wrenches |
Questions about this item
What tap sizes does the 240 model accept?
It handles fractional taps from 5/32 in to 3/4 in, machine screw taps #8 to #14, metric taps 4.00 mm to 19.00 mm and pipe taps 1/8 in to 1/4 in.
Will the fixed straight handle clear a benchtop vise when I clamp the workpiece?
The fixed straight handle extends 15 in overall, so measure your vise throat depth to confirm clearance before starting.
How do I confirm the wrench is gripping the tap squarely after I tighten the jaws?
Turn the tap by hand; it should rotate without wobble and the jaws should show even contact across the tap flats.
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