Recoil RCL35048 Metric Thread Repair Kit with 15 Coarse M4.0 - 0.70 Pitch Inserts for Durable Thread Restoration

Name: Recoil RCL35048 Metric Thread Repair Kit with 15 Coarse M4.0 - 0.70 Pitch Inserts for Durable Thread Restoration
Brand: RECOIL
SKU: 35048
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Product information

Description

General description

This Recoil Thread Repair Kit is designed to repair damaged threads or create stronger original threads in various materials such as alloys and composites. Made from corrosion-resistant stainless steel, it ensures durable and reliable thread repairs. The kit simplifies the process of switching between metric and unified thread systems, making it suitable for various applications in manufacturing and maintenance.

Technical specifications

Thread size: M4.0

Pitch: 0.7 mm

Number of inserts: 15

Kit includes a tapping drill: 4.0 mm x 0.7

Insert length: 1.5 times the diameter

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with most materials including alloys and composites

Includes a high-speed steel (HSS) tap for threading

Supplied with installation tool and instructions

Delivered in a sturdy container for easy storage and transport

Installation

Use the included tapping drill to prepare the damaged or new thread hole

Insert the stainless steel coil using the installation tool

Follow the instructions provided for proper installation to ensure a secure and durable repair

Usage

Ideal for repairing damaged threads in machinery, automotive parts, and equipment

Suitable for creating stronger threads in original manufacturing processes

Can be used to switch thread systems from metric to imperial or vice versa

Features

Brand
RECOIL
Pcs per pack
1
Material
Stainless steel
ManoMano Reference
ME53352713
MMID
353636410730
Product code
35048

Advice from

Taps and dies buying guide

Taps and dies are essential to make or re-thread a screw, a nut or any other mechanical element. The three-piece tap sets are the most commoly used and the tap wrench is as important as the die stock for a proper tapping. Drilling is required before tapping.

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