Tap and Die Set Bituxx JBC-M024-2 — 24 pieces, imperial (inch) threads, metal case

Bituxx JBC-M024-2 — 24 pieces, imperial (inch) threads, metal case is a compact tap and die set designed for creating and repairing internal and external inch threads. Supplied in a sturdy metal case, the set groups commonly used imperial taps and dies along with holders and basic accessories, providing a ready-to-use kit for workshop and field maintenance. The set is intended for tasks that require British/imperial thread standards and is suitable for mechanical repair, fabrication and general maintenance operations.

Advantages

The set offers a practical selection of imperial taps and dies in one durable metal case, ensuring tools are protected and easy to transport. Including holders and accessories simplifies threading operations and reduces the need to source separate components. The tool set’s standardized imperial sizes make it compatible with parts and fasteners that follow inch-based thread specifications, providing consistent thread cutting and repair performance.

Suitable for

• Repairing damaged inch (imperial) threads on machinery and equipment
• Cutting new internal and external inch threads during fabrication
• Workshop maintenance and general mechanical servicing
• Field repairs and mobile service tasks where a portable kit is required

Key specifications

• Number of pieces: 24
• Thread system: imperial (inch) threads
• Includes: selection of taps and dies, holders and basic accessories
• Storage: metal case for organized storage and transport
• Intended use: cutting and repairing internal and external inch threads

How to use

Select the tap or die that corresponds to the required inch thread size. Secure the workpiece and apply appropriate cutting fluid to improve chip evacuation and prolong tool life. For internal threads, fit the chosen tap into the tap holder and turn steadily, backing off periodically to clear chips. For external threads, mount the die into the die stock and rotate evenly to cut the thread, then reverse slightly to clear debris. After threading, clean the tool and workpiece and store components in the metal case.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment and cutting fluid; match thread sizes carefully and avoid excessive force to prevent tool breakage and damaged threads.