F.Z.1 Hand taps and round dies (set of 50 pcs.) incl. drills M 3 – M 12

• Use in workshop production, maintenance, and fabrication where the stated thread designation must be matched accurately.
• Select the tool by the thread system, size, and form stated in the product name before the job begins.
• Process: manual driving or assisted driving depending on your holder and machine setup
• Use: thread cutting, re tapping, and thread cleaning depending on condition
• Support service workshops, toolrooms, plant maintenance, and general mechanical engineering work.

Note Confirm thread designation, holder concept, and workpiece condition before you start the operation.

• One assortment covers both internal and external thread tasks across the named range.
• Set organization speeds up selection during maintenance and workshop work.
• Useful for service benches where several common thread sizes must stay ready.
• A shared case or set structure improves storage control and completeness checks.

• A set cannot replace a specialized single tool program for every material and production condition.
• It is a workshop set, not a replacement for dedicated production tooling optimized around one thread size.

1. Select the required size and decide whether the job needs an internal or external thread tool from the set.
2. Prepare the hole or outside diameter and secure the workpiece for accurate alignment.
3. Mount the chosen tap or die in the matching holder from the set.
4. Start the thread square to the workpiece and keep the holder under controlled manual guidance.
5. Continue the cut with suitable lubricant and remove chips from the work area as required.
6. Check the finished thread, clean the tool, and return each component to the set after use.

• 1 piece

  M3 (57726)

• 1 piece

  M4 (57730)

• 1 piece

  M5 (57734)

• 1 piece

  M6 (57738)

• 1 piece

  M8 (57742)

• 1 piece

  M10 (57746)

• 1 piece

  M12 (57750)

• 1 piece

  M3 (57426)

• 1 piece

  M4 (57430)

• 1 piece

  M5 (57434)

• 1 piece

  M6 (57438)

• 1 piece

  M8 (57442)

• 1 piece

  M10 (57446)

• 1 piece

  M12 (57450)

• 1 piece

  Die guide set, 7 pcs, M3–M12 (15100)

• 1 piece

  Adjustable tap wrench No. 1 (13010)

• 1 piece

  Adjustable tap wrench No. 2 (13020)

• 1 piece

  Die stock 20×5 mm (15002)

• 1 piece

  Die stock 20×7 mm (15003)

• 1 piece

  Die stock 25×9 mm (15004)

• 1 piece

  Die stock 30×11 mm (15005)

• 1 piece

  Die stock 38×14 mm (15007)

• 1 piece

  Ratcheting tap wrench, size 1 (10001)

• Product type: Tap and die assortment
• Thread system: M
• Included groups: die stocks, tap wrenches, and die guides

How do you choose the correct product variant?

Match the thread designation, standard, and execution from the product name to the drawing or the existing mating thread before you start the job.

How do you decide whether the product fits your process?

Check whether you need manual handling, assisted driving, or a controlled machine process, and confirm that the product type in the name matches that use case.

What should you inspect before the threading operation?

Inspect hole or workpiece condition, alignment, lubrication plan, and holder suitability so the tool can work under controlled conditions.

Where can you read more about round dies and external thread cutting?

Technical information round dies as PDF

Can you use this product for repair work as well as new threads?

In many workshop situations, yes, provided the tool type, thread condition, and workpiece state support that use case.

Where can you find the full threading tools catalog?

VD 23 catalog as PDF

What is the main selection checkpoint after size matching?

After size matching, the main checkpoint is whether the tool form and process type suit the workpiece material and the intended hole or external thread condition.