Century Drill Tool Co Inc 95004 Plug Tap 6-32 Nc 2 Pack

Product Description

The CENTURY DRILL TOOL CO INC 95004 is a 6-32 National Coarse plug style machine screw tap designed for hand cutting applications. It cuts precise internal threads in metal, plastic, and similar materials where a 6-32 NC thread form is required. The tap features precision-cut threads that are accurately formed for consistent, repeatable results. Heat treated and tempered construction produces hard threads and extends service life. Each package contains 2 taps. This tool is used by electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, and general trade professionals who need to tap threaded holes in junction boxes, panels, brackets, and similar hardware.

The 95004 is suited for hand tapping operations in light-gauge steel, aluminum, brass, and plastic components. The plug tap chamfer style — typically 3 to 5 leading threads — makes it appropriate for through-hole tapping and most standard machine screw applications. It is a practical shop and field tool for any trade that works with 6-32 fasteners, including electrical panel work, equipment mounting, and enclosure fabrication.

Key Features

• 6-32 National Coarse thread form for standard machine screw applications
• Plug style chamfer suitable for through-hole and general-purpose hand tapping
• Precision-cut, accurately formed threads for consistent threading results
• Heat treated and tempered for hard, durable cutting edges and extended tool life
• Designed for hand cutting applications
• Sold in a 2-piece package

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 6-32 NC plug tap compatible with hand tap wrenches and T-handle tap holders sized for this thread form. Suitable for use wherever a 6-32 National Coarse internal thread is required.

Installation Notes

A licensed or experienced trade professional should use the correct tap drill size for 6-32 NC threads before tapping to ensure proper thread engagement. Use cutting fluid or tapping oil when threading metal to reduce heat and extend tap life. Back the tap off periodically to break chips and prevent binding. Never force a tap — if resistance increases sharply, back out and clear chips before continuing.