Westward
Westward 2CYT4 T-handle ratcheting tap wrench 1/16–5/32 in
T-handle ratcheting tap wrench accepts fractional taps from 1/16 to 5/32 inch and metric taps from M1.6 to M4
- TypeBent Nose Pliers
- Ratcheting T-handle speeds threading in tight spots
- Fractional capacity covers 1/16 in to 5/32 in taps
- Metric range handles M1.6 through M4 threads
- Compact 3 1/2 in overall length fits confined areas
- Machine screw capacity spans 0 to 5/32 in sizes
T-handle tap wrench for small threads
The Westward 2CYT4 is a ratcheting T-handle tap wrench designed for fractional taps from 1/16 in to 5/32 in. It also covers machine screw taps 0 to 5/32 in and metric taps M 1.6 to M4. The 3 1/2 in overall length keeps the tool compact for bench or maintenance work.
For mechanics tapping small holes.
This wrench suits technicians cutting threads in the 1/16–5/32 in range. The ratcheting sliding handle allows continuous turning without repositioning. It is not for jobs requiring capacity beyond 5/32 in or M4, so machinists working with larger taps should look at something else.
1/16–5/32 in fractional tap capacity decides fit
The single specification that determines whether this is the right part is the fractional tap capacity of 1/16 in to 5/32 in. Match your tap size to this range before buying.
Highlights
- Ratcheting T-handle speeds threading in tight spots
- Fractional capacity covers 1/16 in to 5/32 in taps
- Metric range handles M1.6 through M4 threads
- Compact 3 1/2 in overall length fits confined areas
- Machine screw capacity spans 0 to 5/32 in sizes
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Model | 2CYT4 |
| Type | Bent Nose Pliers |
Questions about this item
How small a tap can the 1/16 in capacity handle?
The wrench accepts fractional taps down to 1/16 in and metric taps from M1.6.
Does the ratcheting T-handle generate noticeable heat during extended threading?
No, it is a manual hand tool with no motor or power source, so it produces no heat.
What tap sizes must I already have to use this 3 1/2 in wrench?
You need taps between 1/16 in and 5/32 in fractional, 0 to 5/32 in machine screw, or M1.6 to M4 metric.
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