Lightweight Alloy The process used in the production of our taps is diecasting. The diecasting process increases the tensile strength of the parts as though a poured sandcasting was heat treated. One of the aluminum alloys commonly used in the diecasting process is a high silicon alloy. The spec. sh...

Check out our sound Lightweight Alloy No mar surfaces Chamfered recesses No rivets Check out our: Wind Chimes Belt Buckles Silencers Logo Pins Caps A STRIKING SOUND * DURABLE BE THERE WITH BELLS ON OUR OBJECTIVE IN THE PRODUCTION OF THIS TAP IS QUALITY DURABILITY AND A GREAT SOUND For information or...

No Rivets The reason for the patented design of the Bell Tap was a single rivet aluminum clogging tap. The rivet would wear and the center plate would cross over on the base. The rivet would catch on wooden floors. Eventually the pieces would fly apart. The Bell Tap's patented tab system not only ho...

Great Sound That great sound the Bell Tap produces is affected by a number of things. The tap is designed so that the pivoting (no rivet) center plate consistently strikes the base plate's forward edge. This never changes, no matter how you strike the tap on the floor. When the strike occurs, a smal...

Check out our sound Lightweight Alloy No mar surfaces Chamfered recesses No rivets Check out our: Wind Chimes Belt Buckles Silencers Logo Pins Caps A STRIKING SOUND * DURABLE BE THERE WITH BELLS ON OUR OBJECTIVE IN THE PRODUCTION OF THIS TAP IS QUALITY DURABILITY AND A GREAT SOUND For information or...