55 DEGREE PIPE

55 Degree Pipe Thread Taps

Overview

Pipe taps with a 55 degree thread form for confirmed pipe-thread standards.

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Product details

This pipe-tap family is identified by a 55 degree thread form. The angle alone does not define the complete pipe thread, so the required standard, designation and any taper requirement must accompany the inquiry. Review the relevant catalog row together with the component drawing before confirming a tool for fittings, valves or other fluid-related parts.

55 degree profile

The source identifies the thread angle; the complete thread standard still needs confirmation.

Full pipe designation

Supply the specified pipe thread code, size and any parallel or taper requirement.

Component context

Include hole depth, material and the required thread inspection method for quotation review.

Specifications & model range

Nominal values and G designations reproduced as printed in the supplied 55-degree pipe-tap table. The source heading says tapered pipe tap, while its designation columns include G, G-D and Rp. This inconsistency has not been resolved or converted into a single pipe-thread standard. Confirm the exact standard, parallel/tapered form, designation and drawing before quotation. Tolerances and additional designation columns are not reproduced.

Drawing confirmation requiredThe source lists G, G-D and Rp under a pipe-tap heading. These designations are not interchangeable. Confirm the exact thread standard, parallel or tapered form and mating gauge before choosing a row.
Thread angle
55 degrees
Thread designation
Confirm standard
Size
Drawing or thread code
55 Degree Pipe Thread Taps catalog specifications
Catalog G designationTPIPitch P (mm)Basic diameter d (mm)Total L (mm)Thread length l1 (mm)Shank d1 (mm)Square a (mm)
G1/16280.9077.72352145.64.5
G1/8280.9079.728591586.3
G1/4191.33713.1576719108
G3/8191.33716.662752112.510
G1/2141.81420.95587261612.5
G5/8141.81422.91191261814
G3/4141.81426.44196282016
G7/8141.81430.2011022922.418
G1112.30933.249109332520
G1 1/8112.30937.897116342822.4
G1 1/4112.30941.911193631.525
G1 1/2112.30947.8031253735.528
G1 3/4112.30953.7461323935.528
G2112.30959.614140414031.5
G2 1/4112.30965.71142424031.5
G2 1/2112.30975.184153454535.5
G2 3/4112.30981.534163465040
G3112.30987.884164485040
G3 1/2112.309100.33173506350
G4112.309113.03185537156

Ranges and slash-separated values describe catalog families, not every possible combination. Confirm the complete model and drawing before ordering.

Shipping photos & packing

Agree the packing method and photo requirements when confirming your order.

Order-specific photo confirmation

Verified dispatch photos for this series have not been uploaded. Request photographs of your selected model, protective packing and shipping label when confirming your order.

Discuss packing requirements

Photos to confirm before dispatch

Use this checklist to agree what should be documented for your selected model.

  • Pipe designation kept distinct from metric tap sizes
  • Profile and cutting edges protected
  • Any specified thread inspection records linked to the lot

Stock, dispatch date and shipping method are confirmed with the quotation. Website images are not live inventory evidence.

Application scenarios

Typical selection contexts for this series, not customer project claims. Confirm machine compatibility and cutting conditions for your setup.

Pipe fitting components

Producing the internal pipe thread specified on a fitting drawing.

Valve and fluid parts

Selecting a tap for a documented threaded port or connection.

Replacement pipe tooling

Matching an existing tap using its complete markings and component specification.

Product FAQ

Selection questions for 55 Degree Pipe Thread Taps.

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Does a 55 degree angle identify the entire pipe-thread specification?

No. The complete standard, size and any taper requirement are needed to define the thread.

Can I substitute this for a pipe tap with a different profile?

No. Use the exact component drawing and thread standard; pipe-tap labels are not interchangeable.

Is the tap diameter the same as a pipe's nominal size?

Use the complete specified thread designation and catalog dimensions rather than equating different nominal dimensions.

Does using this tap guarantee a pressure-tight connection?

No. This page specifies a cutting tool, not the performance of the finished fitting or assembled connection.