Threading tool Vorel 24961, length 63 mm, pack 1 pc

The Vorel 24961 threading tool is a compact hand or machine-operated tool engineered for cutting and repairing threads on compatible materials. With an overall length of 63 mm and supplied as a single piece per pack, this tool is intended for maintenance, repair and fabrication tasks where space is limited or a short, precise threading action is required. The tool is suitable for use in workshops, garages and on-site service jobs where conventional full-length taps or dies cannot be accommodated.

Advantages

The compact 63 mm design allows access to confined areas and tight workpieces while maintaining control during manual operation or when used in suitable machines. Supplied as a single, ready-to-use unit, the threading tool is convenient to store and transport. The simple construction offers straightforward handling and positioning for repair work, while compatibility with common threading techniques makes it suitable for a range of basic maintenance applications.

Suitable for

• Repairing damaged internal or external threads in tight spaces
• Small-scale fabrication where a short threading tool is required
• On-site maintenance and service tasks in workshops or garages
• Use in handheld operations or in machines that accept compact threading tools

Key specifications

• Overall length: 63 mm
• Quantity in pack: 1 piece
• Application: thread cutting and repair for compatible materials
• Usage mode: suitable for manual use and for use in compatible machines
• Design: compact form factor for access to restricted areas

How to use

Select the appropriate orientation and thread engagement for the damaged or blank hole or shaft. Secure the workpiece to prevent rotation or movement. For manual operation, align the tool and apply steady, controlled pressure while turning to cut or restore the thread, using a correct lubricant for the material if required. If using a machine, ensure the tool is mounted correctly and run at appropriate speed with proper feed; monitor progress frequently to avoid overcutting. After threading, remove chips and inspect the thread for correct fit and finish.

Usage recommendations

Use suitable cutting fluid for the material being worked to reduce wear and improve finish. Always secure the workpiece and maintain appropriate speeds and feeds when using the tool in machines. Inspect the tool before use for damage and replace if wear compromises thread quality.