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Tap Socket: Versatile and Precise Choice
Master the Art of Precision with Our Tap Extractor Set
1/2" Drive Tap Socket for M13-M19: 2-inch (5cm), is the powerhouse of the set. Its extended reach and 1/2" drive compatibility make quick work of the toughest extractions.
3/8" Drive Tap Socket for M5-M12: 1.5-inch (4cm), this piece is ideal for mid-sized applications. It combines strength and flexibility, gripping on taps from M5 to M12.
1/4" Drive Tap Socket for M3-M8: 1.2-inch (3cm), crafted for smaller diameters. This compact tool ensures accuracy and control, for taps from M3 to M8.
scot hansen
2025-08-03 11:20:04
These work great
garrett
2025-07-17 14:31:29
Great product
Sean Zanella
2025-07-03 16:17:33
a bit bulky, not for getting into tight places. other than that, they work as intended.
Edgar Flores
2025-06-06 18:15:33
They just work perfectly if you are looking for tap die holder this is a perfect option I used and they just hold pretty good the taps ! I bought a set of tap die socket too and I still prefer this one they took Less space if you take out of the case
Matt from Florida
2025-03-09 15:45:34
Use it in my cordless drill for chasing threads in my parts and it works like a charm
Antonio rodriguez
2025-02-22 12:29:27
This thing is built like a tank. Fit perfectly for all my taps and made the easy to use. They hold on tight and function as intended. Great value for the money
Karl
2025-02-21 10:42:23
Works great! Just a heads up, the smallest chuck requires a 1/4" drive, the middle size a 3/8" drive and the large chuck a 1/2" drive. Make sure you have the space to work accordingly.
Mountspirit
2024-12-18 15:42:59
The Topec Tap driver holds the taps securely. I am 100% satisfied with the tool because it does the job it was intended to do.The one issue that the mechanic needs to understand to use it effectively is that taps are brittle and can be easily broken with too much force. This is probably why they call it an "extractor." A common drill will break the tap if too much force is applied. I find success using a ratchet.The Topec tool makes tapping holes easier.
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