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Vevor UK£59.90Visit shop VEVOR Tap and Die Set, 110-Piece Include Metric Size M2 to M18, Bearing Steel Taps and Dies, Essential Threading Tool for Cutting External Internal Threads, with Complete Accessories and Storage Case
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This guide is for anyone needing to perform threading tasks, from automotive enthusiasts to professional mechanics. The VEVOR 110-piece Tap & Die Set allows you to create or repair threads on a variety of materials with precision and ease. A key benefit is the comprehensive set of sizes and tools included, ensuring you have what you need for most common applications. Keep in mind that this set is designed for metric threads only, so it won't be suitable for imperial or other thread standards.
| Model Part Number | 110PC |
|---|---|
| Brand | VEVOR |
This set can be used on a variety of materials, including steel, aluminum, and other metals. Always use appropriate cutting oil for the material.
Cutting oil lubricates the tap or die, reduces friction, prevents overheating, and helps to remove chips, resulting in smoother threads and longer tool life.
HRC refers to the Rockwell hardness scale. HRC55-62 indicates the hardness of the steel used in the taps and dies, ensuring durability and wear resistance.
No, this set is designed for use on metals. Using it on wood will likely damage the tools.
The correct size depends on the bolt or hole you're working with. Consult a thread size chart or measure the existing bolt/hole to determine the correct metric size (M2-M18).
Use a wire brush to remove metal shavings and debris. Then, apply a light coat of oil to prevent rust and corrosion.
The product includes a warranty. Please check the product documentation or contact the manufacturer for specific warranty details.
Taper taps are designed to start the thread, while plug taps are used to finish the thread to the bottom of the hole. Use a taper tap first, followed by a plug tap.
Reduce force, use cutting oil, and ensure the tap or die is aligned correctly. If the material is too hard, consider using a different tool designed for harder materials.
Make sure you are using the correct size tap or die. Ensure the tap or die is straight and that you are turning it evenly. Check for any obstructions in the hole or on the bolt.
Use the tapered end of the tap for initial threading. Apply cutting oil generously. Ensure the tap or die is aligned with the hole or bolt.
