Do You Have A Physical Store?

Yes, we have a physical store you can visit Monday to Thursday: 8am to 4:30pm and Friday 8am to 2:30pm. We are located at 6D Hackworth Industrial Park, Shildon, DL4 1HG.

Do You Have Stock Not Listed Online?

Most likely, yes. With the vast amount of stock coming and going, we are likely to have items not yet listed on the website. If you can’t find what you're looking for, please call us on 07483 336 904.

Can I Sell My Tooling To You?

Yes. Contact us via the contact page with details of the tooling you have for sale and we will make you a competitive offer.

Is All Your Equipment To A High Standard?

Yes. We check all of our items before listing them online, and once purchased, we complete thorough quality checks to ensure the reliability and standard of everything we sell.

What Types Of Used Machine Tools Do You Sell?

We sell a wide range of used machine tools, including milling machines, lathes, CNC machines, drilling and reaming tools, rotary tables, measuring equipment, and more. All tools are inspected and ready for immediate use.

Can I Buy Machine Tools Online in the UK?

Absolutely. We ship used machine tools across the UK. Some larger equipment may require pallet delivery, which we can arrange.

Description

UNC – 1″ 3/4-5 Tap

Tackle tough tapping jobs with this 1-3/4″-5 UNC Tap, ideal for creating strong, precise threads in a wide range of materials. Built to industrial standards, this tap features a Unified National Coarse (UNC) thread with a 1-3/4″ diameter and 5 threads per inch, making it perfect for heavy engineering, fabrication, and maintenance work.

Key Features:

Thread Size: 1-3/4″ Diameter, 5 TPI (Threads Per Inch)
Thread Type: Unified National Coarse (UNC)
Precision-ground cutting edges for smooth, accurate threading
High-quality tool steel construction for strength and durability
Designed for hand or machine tapping depending on your application

This tap is ideal for large-scale operations that demand reliable performance and robust thread creation, whether you’re repairing threads, fabricating parts, or producing new components.