Threading tool set Proline 67232 — 32 pieces

Proline 67232 — 32 pieces is a comprehensive threading tool set intended for cutting and restoring internal threads in metal and other machinable materials. The set contains three taps of each common metric size and additional accessories to support hand threading operations. It is designed for workshop and maintenance use where a range of thread sizes is required for repair, preparation of threaded holes and general metalworking tasks.

Advantages

The kit provides a uniform selection of metric taps across commonly used thread sizes, reducing the need to source individual taps. Having three taps per size helps with progressive cutting, replacement if a tool dulls or for use across multiple workstations. Included accessories such as a tap wrench, die and screwdriver enable both internal and limited external threading tasks and make the set ready for immediate use without separate tool purchases.

Suitable for

• Repairing damaged internal threads on machinery and components
• Cutting new threaded holes in workshop maintenance and fabrication
• General metalworking tasks that require standard metric thread sizes
• Service and repair tasks in automotive, industrial and DIY environments

Key specifications

• Contents: 32 pieces including taps and accessories
• Tap sizes included: M3, M4, M5, M6, M8, M10, M12 (three taps per size)
• Accessories included: tap wrench, die, screwdriver
• Application: cutting and restoring internal threads in metal and similar materials
• Hand-operated threading tools suitable for workshop and maintenance use

How to use

Select the tap corresponding to the hole diameter and ensure the hole is drilled to the recommended size for the target thread. Secure the workpiece and apply cutting lubricant to reduce friction. Use the tap wrench to begin threading, turning slowly and backing off periodically to clear chips. For repair jobs, progressively use the three taps per size if necessary to achieve the required thread fit; use the die for external threading where appropriate. Clean chips and inspect threads after cutting.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate cutting fluid and steady, controlled force to extend tool life. If tapping hardened materials or deep holes, consider using the taps progressively and check alignment frequently. Store taps dry and protected to prevent corrosion.