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Cleveland C64043 Pipe Tap 1"-11.5 NPT Semi-Bottoming 5 Flutes
Creates 1"-11.5 NPT threads in pipe using a five-flute high-speed steel semi-bottoming tap
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- Cuts clean NPT threads with 11.5 TPI precision
- Semi-bottoming design reaches full depth in blind holes
- Five flutes evacuate chips for smoother cutting action
- High-speed steel construction resists wear during repeated use
- 75 % thread engagement ensured by 1.1406 in drill size
Cleveland C64043 Pipe Tap 1"-11.5 NPT
The Cleveland C64043 is a pipe and conduit thread tap designed for cutting internal NPT threads in pipe fittings and conduit. It suits plumbers, pipefitters and maintenance technicians who need to create or repair tapered pipe threads on site or in the workshop.
High-speed steel build
Made from high-speed steel with a bright uncoated finish, the tap has an overall length of 3 3/4 inches and a thread length of 1 3/4 inches. The five-flute semi-bottoming design allows threading close to the bottom of blind holes while the right-hand cut matches standard NPT orientation.
NPT taper limits use to tapered pipe threads only
The 1 inch - 11.5 NPT specification means the tool cuts tapered threads that seal through thread interference, not parallel threads. A 75 percent thread drill size of 1.1406 inches is required before tapping. It cannot produce straight mechanical threads or metric pipe threads.
Highlights
- Cuts clean NPT threads with 11.5 TPI precision
- Semi-bottoming design reaches full depth in blind holes
- Five flutes evacuate chips for smoother cutting action
- High-speed steel construction resists wear during repeated use
- 75 % thread engagement ensured by 1.1406 in drill size
Specifications
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Taps |
Questions about this item
What thread standard does the 1"-11.5 NPT tap follow, and what pitch does it cut?
The tap follows the NPT standard and cuts an 11.5 threads-per-inch taper pipe thread.
What are the overall length and thread length of the C64043, and what shank clearance is required?
Overall length is 3 3/4 inches with a 1 3/4-inch thread length, so the holder or chuck must clear at least 3 3/4 inches.
How do you start the tap squarely in a 1.1406-inch drilled hole, and what mistake ruins the thread?
Use a tapping guide or rigid tapping cycle to keep the tap perpendicular; starting at an angle in the 1.1406-inch hole produces a tapered thread that will not seal.
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