Threading tool Proline 67125 — hand tool for cutting threads, pack of 1

Proline 67125 is a handheld threading tool designed for cutting and repairing internal and external threads. Supplied as a single unit in a plastic storage box, this tool is made from high-speed steel (HSS) to meet professional durability requirements. It supports both metric standard and fine thread profiles and is intended for general metalworking, maintenance and repair jobs where reliable thread forming or restoration is necessary.

Advantages

The tool features professional-quality HSS construction for sustained cutting performance and wear resistance. Its compact handheld design and included plastic box provide convenient transport and storage for workshop or on-site use. Compatibility with metric standard and fine threads allows flexible application across a wide range of thread repair and cutting tasks.

Suitable for

• Cutting new metric standard and fine threads in metal components
• Repairing damaged or worn threads on bolts, nuts and housings
• Maintenance and general metalworking in workshops and garages
• On-site repair work where portable threading tools are required

Key specifications

• Material: high-speed steel (HSS) meeting DIN EN 22568 HSS SW7M
• Thread type: metric standard and metric fine threads
• Quantity: single-piece pack with plastic storage box
• Form factor: handheld cutting tool suitable for manual operation

How to use

Secure the workpiece in a vise or appropriate fixture to prevent movement. Select the correct orientation and alignment for the thread to be cut or repaired. Apply suitable cutting fluid to the area to reduce friction and improve chip evacuation. Use steady, controlled pressure while turning the tool into the workpiece, periodically reversing slightly or backing off to clear chips. After threading, clean the formed thread and inspect with a gauge or matching fastener to verify correct fit.

Usage recommendations

For longer tool life and better surface finish, use appropriate cutting fluid and avoid excessive feed or torque. Match the tool to the correct thread size and pitch before starting work, and always wear suitable eye protection when cutting threads.