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Cleveland 54833 Straight Flute Hand Tap M18x2.50
Cuts M18x2.50 metric threads with a 102.39 mm high-speed steel straight-flute tap
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- Metric M18×2.5 thread cuts precise internal threads
- High-speed steel body resists wear during repeated tapping
- Taper chamfer eases thread start in through-holes
- 04 mm thread length suits standard M18 fastener depths
- Bright uncoated finish allows easy inspection of cutting edges
Cleveland M18x2.5 Straight Flute Tap
The Cleveland 54833 is a straight-flute hand tap for cutting M18x2.50 metric threads in through-holes. It is made from high-speed steel with a bright uncoated finish and a right-hand thread direction. The tool suits maintenance technicians and machinists who need a standard taper tap for general-purpose threading work.
Build and Fit Details
The tap has an overall length of 102.39 mm and a thread length of 46.04 mm, giving a compact profile for hand use. It is manufactured to a D7 thread limit for a 6H class of fit, and the recommended drill size for 75 percent thread engagement is 15.50 mm. The straight-flute design allows easy chip evacuation in through-hole applications.
Manual Operation Characteristics
As a hand tap, it requires no external power and produces no operational noise or heat beyond the cutting action itself. Power draw and thermal load depend entirely on the workpiece material and the force applied by the operator. The high-speed steel construction resists wear during repeated manual threading cycles.
Highlights
- Metric M18×2.5 thread cuts precise internal threads
- High-speed steel body resists wear during repeated tapping
- Taper chamfer eases thread start in through-holes
- 04 mm thread length suits standard M18 fastener depths
- Bright uncoated finish allows easy inspection of cutting edges
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Taps |
Questions about this item
What thread standard does the M18x2.50 tap cut, and what class of fit does it produce?
It cuts a metric M18x2.50 thread to a 6H class of fit with a D7 thread limit.
What size tap wrench or holder is needed for the 102.39 mm overall length?
The shank accepts a standard metric tap wrench for M18 taps; the 102.39 mm overall length fits common adjustable holders.
How do you start the tap straight, and what drill size prevents binding?
Drill a 15.50 mm hole for 75 percent thread, apply cutting fluid, and start the taper chamfer square to the workpiece using a tap guide.
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