M4/5/32in Thread Tap Extractor Type 3 For 3-Fluted Taps - TECWERK

Take advantage of rapid extraction with minimal rework thanks to the combination of precise fit for small taps and a clear counter-rotation removal method; order directly via Metav Werkzeuge or consult the team for application advice.

Tap extractor crown Type 3, Size 1 for M4 / 5/32 in — TECWERK

The Tap extractor crown Type 3, Size 1 is a specialised extractor for removing broken taps from threaded holes in metalworking and workshop maintenance.

• Removes broken taps by reverse rotation
• Suitable for taps with three flutes
• Compatible with M4 and 5/32 in taps

Fast, reliable removal to reduce downtime

The extractor uses a targeted counter-thread action: by turning against the original thread direction, the tool grips and withdraws the fractured tap piece, avoiding additional drilling or workpiece damage. This method provides a clear efficiency advantage in repair operations, shortening unplanned machine stops and reducing manual rework. The design focuses on controlled extraction, giving consistently predictable results when removing broken taps from small threaded bores.

Exact compatibility with three-flute taps and small threads

Built as Type 3, the crown is specifically matched to taps that have three flutes; this ensures secure engagement with the fragment and prevents slippage during extraction. The sizing for M4 and 5/32 in means the tool is tailored for common small-thread repair tasks encountered in precision workshops and maintenance benches. Correct match between extractor and tap geometry is essential for a safe, damage-free process — the crown’s geometry facilitates precise alignment and force transfer.

Practical choice for routine workshop maintenance

As a compact workshop solution, the extractor crown supports straightforward, mechanical operation without elaborate setup. For maintenance teams and service technicians, it represents a pragmatic way to restore threaded components quickly while preserving the original hole. The tool’s role emphasises process continuity: fewer outsourced repairs, less component scrap and faster return to production. Metav’s advisory support can assist in confirming suitability for specific tap variants or materials before purchase.

For expert advice and to order the TECWERK tap extractor crown Type 3, Size 1, contact Metav Werkzeuge by e‑mail at info@metav-werkzeuge.com or call +49 2822 7131930 for tailored guidance and sourcing from Emmerich

Technical data

• Article number: 2000867801NW
• Product name: Tap extractor crown Type 3, Size 1 for M4 / 5/32 in
• Manufacturer: TECWERK
• Packaging unit: 1

Core technical data

• Type: 3
• Thread compatibility: M4 / 5/32 in
• SKU / UID: 2000867801NW

Special features

• Removes broken taps by counter-thread rotation
• Intended for taps with three flutes
• Tool category: extractor crown

FAQ

How does the extractor remove a broken tap?
The extractor crown works by rotating counter to the thread direction so the tool bites the fragment and draws it out; this method is the core function of the TECWERK tap extractor crown Type 3, Size 1.

Which tap geometries are supported?
This Type 3 crown is designed for taps with three flutes and fits small threads such as M4 and 5/32 in, ensuring a secure engagement with the broken section.

Can the extractor be used on hardened materials?
The tool’s application is determined by the original tap material and break condition; the TECWERK crown is designed for standard workshop tap failures—consult the technical advisor if working with specialised or hardened taps.

Is special equipment required to operate the crown?
No specialised machinery is mandatory; the extractor is operated by rotation against the thread direction. For unusual cases, professional workshop practice and correct alignment are advised.

What is the article number for ordering and reference?
Order reference: 2000867801NW; this identifier corresponds to the TECWERK tap extractor crown Type 3, Size 1.

TECWERK: Manufacturer / Responsible: NORDWEST Handel AG, Robert‑Schuman‑Straße 17, 44263 Dortmund