6-Piece Tap and Die Wrench Set (M3 to M8, Ground Flutes)
Key points
- Fully ground straight-flute taps with hardened edges cut steel, aluminium and brass without tearing the thread
- M3 to M8 in one set covers the common repair and assembly thread sizes
- Clamping jaws hold the square shank tight, which is what stops a tap spinning or snapping in a blind hole
- Die wrench takes M25 dies and the longer handles reach M12 for deeper work
- Small enough to keep on the bench, in a service van or in a maintenance kit
- Straight flutes clear chips ahead of the cutting edge, so a thread in soft metal does not pack
| Set Contents | 6 Pieces, Taps and Wrench |
| Tap Sizes | M3 x 0.5, M4 x 0.7, M5 x 0.8, M6 x 1, M8 x 1.25 |
| Flutes | Fully Ground, Straight |
| Tap Wrench | Covers M3 to M8 |
| Die Wrench | M25 |
| Handle Variants | Long and T-Handle Covering M5 to M12 |
| MOQ | 1 set |
| Price basis | FOB China |
| Payment | T/T bank transfer |
| Packing | Export carton with moisture-resistant packing |
| Sample | Available before a bulk order |
| Lead time | Confirmed in your quotation |
Product detail
Six-piece tap and wrench set for cutting and cleaning threads by hand in the workshop, service van or assembly bench. The taps are fully ground with straight flutes and hardened cutting edges, which keeps them cutting true in steel, aluminium and brass instead of rubbing and tearing the thread. The set covers M3 by 0.5, M4 by 0.7, M5 by 0.8, M6 by 1 and M8 by 1.25, and the tap wrench grips the square shank firmly so the tap cannot spin or snap under load. The die wrench takes M25 dies, and the longer T-handle variants reach M5 through M12 for deeper work. The clamping jaws are made to hold tight rather than slip, which is the usual cause of a broken tap in a blind hole. A compact set to keep on the bench for repair and rethreading jobs. Plumbers and electricians on site use the set to cut fresh threads on fittings and conduit instead of ordering pre-threaded parts to length. A bench set for repairing a stripped thread on a machine rather than sending the part out, since the tap wrench covers the common repair sizes.
