Threading tool CZ.TOOL 24963, length 80 mm, pack of 1

CZ.TOOL 24963 is a compact manual threading tool with an overall length of 80 mm supplied as a single unit. It is designed for producing and repairing internal and external threads in workshop and maintenance environments where a short, handheld tool is preferred. The tool’s compact dimensions make it suitable for work in confined spaces and for quick on-site thread corrections or installations.

Advantages

The tool’s short 80 mm length provides improved accessibility in tight or recessed areas while maintaining control during manual threading operations. Its single-piece packaging simplifies ordering and replacement for small jobs or one-off repairs. The straightforward design focuses on practical use, enabling easy handling and storage in toolboxes or maintenance kits.

Suitable for

• Creating or repairing threads on bolts, studs, and small components
• Maintenance and repair tasks in workshops and service vehicles
• Tasks requiring a compact tool for use in tight spaces
• Occasional or small-scale threading work where single-unit supply is sufficient

Key specifications

• Tool type: manual threading tool
• Length: 80 mm
• Packaging: single unit per pack
• Intended use: creating and repairing threads

How to use

Select the appropriate orientation and align the tool with the hole or fastener to be threaded. Apply steady, even pressure while rotating the tool to engage and cut the thread, reversing occasionally to clear chips as needed. Keep the tool perpendicular to the workpiece to ensure consistent thread form. Use suitable cutting lubricant when working with harder materials to reduce friction and improve finish. After use, clean any debris from the tool and store it in a dry place.

Usage recommendations

Use the threading tool for light to moderate manual threading tasks and carry a range of lubricants and cleaning brushes for maintenance. Inspect the tool before use for any wear or damage and replace if cutting edges are compromised. For repetitive or heavy-duty threading, consider using machine-assisted tools designed for higher throughput.