Threading tool Dedra 07A022 — hand tool for cutting threads, 1 pc

Dedra 07A022 is a manual threading tool supplied as a single unit designed for cutting and repairing external threads on bolts, studs and fittings. The hand tool is intended for workshop, maintenance and repair tasks where thread restoration or formation is required. Its compact one-piece supply makes it suitable for mobile tool kits and small repair jobs where a simple, reliable threading solution is needed.

Advantages

The hand threading tool offers straightforward operation without the need for power tools, enabling controlled cutting and repair of damaged or unfinished threads. Its single-piece design is convenient for storage and transport and reduces the risk of losing components. The tool provides consistent thread geometry when used correctly, supporting efficient reconditioning of fasteners and ensuring secure connections in mechanical assemblies.

Suitable for

• Repairing damaged external threads on bolts and studs
• Forming new threads on appropriate diameter rods during maintenance
• Workshop and field maintenance where portable manual tools are preferred
• Automotive, plumbing and general mechanical repair tasks

Key specifications

• Type: manual external threading tool (hand tool)
• Supply: single piece per pack
• Intended use: cutting and repairing external threads on fasteners and fittings
• Application environment: workshops, maintenance, field repairs

How to use

Secure the workpiece firmly in a vise or clamp to prevent rotation. Select the correct starting point and align the tool with the axis of the fastener. Engage the threading tool by applying steady axial pressure and rotate the tool evenly, backing off periodically to clear chips if the tool design requires it. Continue until the required thread length or repair is achieved. After cutting, clean the thread of debris and verify fit with the corresponding nut or mating part.

Usage recommendations

For best results, inspect the fastener for material compatibility and remove severe burrs before threading. Use appropriate cutting lubricant when working with steel or harder materials to reduce wear and improve surface finish. Store the tool dry and protected to prevent corrosion and preserve cutting edges.