Threading tool Proline 67207 — manual/hand tool, 1 piece

Proline threading tool 67207 is a manual hand tool designed for cutting, forming, or repairing metric threads by hand. Supplied as a single-piece unit, it combines a two-way 16-tooth ratchet mechanism with a lightweight aluminum ratchet case and a two-part handle to provide a compact, serviceable tool for workshop and field maintenance. The tool is suitable for use on a variety of metal parts where controlled manual threading is required and is intended for single-operator operations where portability and straightforward setup are important.

Advantages

The two-way ratchet with 16 teeth allows for fine incremental rotation and easier reversal during threading operations. The aluminum ratchet case reduces overall tool weight while maintaining corrosion resistance and durability appropriate for regular workshop use. The two-part handle offers improved grip and leverage for manual cutting and repair of threads, and the single-piece supply simplifies inventory and deployment for maintenance teams.

Suitable for

• Repairing damaged metric threads in mechanical assemblies
• Cutting new threads in tapped holes where machine tools are not available
• On-site maintenance and field repairs
• Precision manual threading in workshop environments

Key specifications

• Operation type: manual hand threading tool with ratchet mechanism
• Ratchet: two-way, 16 teeth for fine advance and reversal
• Case material: aluminum for lightweight and corrosion resistance
• Handle: two-part design for improved grip and leverage
• Pack quantity: one unit per pack

How to use

Select the appropriate sized threading insert or die for the required metric thread. Secure the workpiece in a stable vise or fixture. Mount the threading element into the tool and position it square to the workpiece. Apply steady, even pressure while rotating the handle using the two-way ratchet; use the ratchet reversal to back off chips and clear debris as needed. Periodically reverse the cutting direction briefly to break and remove chips, and use cutting fluid where appropriate to extend tool life and improve thread finish.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use with appropriate cutting fluid and keep the tool clean and lightly lubricated. Inspect the threading element before each use and replace if worn or damaged. Use firm but controlled force to avoid cross-threading, and ensure the tool is aligned perpendicular to the hole when starting a thread.