RUKO HGB-I DIN 352 HSS 60° macho de roscar manual M16 x 2,00 mm rosca à esquerda

For machinists and maintenance technicians who need to cut left-hand threads in steel, stainless steel, cast iron or non-ferrous metals, this RUKO hand tap delivers reliable performance. It is a taper tap (Vorschneider) according to DIN 352, made from high-speed steel (HSS) with a bright finish. The tap has a metric coarse thread M16 with a 2.00 mm pitch and a 60° thread angle. It is designed for general purpose threading in unalloyed and alloyed steels, cast iron, and non-ferrous metals.

Key specifications

• Thread type: Metric Coarse
• Thread size: M16
• Thread pitch: 2.00 mm
• Thread direction: Left-hand
• Standard: DIN 352
• Material: High-Speed Steel (HSS)
• Tap type: Hand tap (taper tap / Vorschneider)
• Tolerance class: ISO 2 (6H)
• Shank type: Square shank
• Overall length: 95 mm
• Thread length: 30 mm
• Shank diameter: 12.0 mm
• Square size: 9.0 mm
• Number of flutes: 4
• Flute geometry: Straight flute
• Surface treatment: Uncoated (bright)
• Thread angle: 60°
• Recommended material group: P (Steel), M (Stainless Steel), N (Non-ferrous metals), K (Cast Iron)

Why choose it

This tap is made from high-speed steel for durability and sharpness. The straight flutes allow efficient chip removal in through holes, and the square shank provides a secure grip in a tap wrench. The left-hand thread is essential for applications where a reverse thread is required, such as in certain rotating assemblies or for locking purposes.

Ideal use cases

• Cutting left-hand metric coarse threads in steel, stainless steel, cast iron, and non-ferrous metals.
• Maintenance and repair work where a left-hand thread is specified.
• General purpose threading in workshops and manufacturing environments.

Good to know

The tap conforms to DIN 352, ensuring compatibility with standard tap wrenches and threading practices. The bright finish provides a clean surface and helps prevent corrosion during storage. Always use appropriate cutting fluid for the material being threaded.