OSG Thread Forming Tap: #4-40 UNC, H2 / 2B-3B, Plug Chamfer
OSG General Purpose Thread-Forming Taps.
SKU 3G-OTH-236554
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Product Description
OSG General Purpose Thread-Forming Taps.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the OSG Thread Forming Tap #4-40 UNC used for?
The OSG Thread Forming Tap #4-40 UNC is used to create internal threads in metal or plastic workpieces without cutting material. It is ideal for general-purpose threading in automotive, aerospace, and industrial manufacturing applications where strong, burr-free threads are required.
What are the specifications of the OSG Thread Forming Tap #4-40 UNC?
The OSG Thread Forming Tap has a #4-40 UNC thread size, H2 / 2B-3B tolerance, plug chamfer, and black oxide cobalt finish. The manufacturer part number is 1400105801. It is designed for general-purpose thread forming in materials up to 850 °C hardness.
Where to buy the OSG Thread Forming Tap #4-40 UNC worldwide?
You can source the OSG Thread Forming Tap #4-40 UNC worldwide through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your location. Contact us for availability and lead time.
How to select the correct OSG Thread Forming Tap for my application?
To select the correct OSG Thread Forming Tap, match the thread size (e.g., #4-40 UNC) and tolerance (H2 / 2B-3B) to your workpiece material and thread class. For harder materials, choose cobalt or coated taps. Consult OSG's technical data for optimal speeds and lubrication.
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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.
