Taps & Dies


TOOLS


 for straps to x “quick release spring bars. This plier has been developed especially to cut the watch strap to t and remove in a second, quick release spring bars.


Code C32108 P35019 Description


Bergeon Watch Strap Cutting Plier for Quick Release Spring Bars


Center Pin For Bergeon Cutting Plier, Bergeon 30227-OE-06


Watch Strap Hole Making Plier - Bergeon


UOM Price EACH £260.00 EACH £78.15


TAPS & DIES DIES INDIVIDUAL


Watch Strap Hole Making Tool (Rotating Cutter)


Code


P4745 P4915


Description


UOM Price


1.6mm Width Strap Notching Pliers EACH 3mm Width Strap Notching Pliers EACH


£6.15 £5.95


Bergeon 3  eather Watch Strap Hole Making Plier  ength 16mm  Pliers for punch  Aluminium casting  Hole choice  Pliers for punching holes in leather straps


Code P1242 Description


Bergeon Leather Watch Strap Hole Making Plier


Watch Strap Hole Making Punches (Shapes)


UOM Price EACH £90.80


 6 Collets: x .mm, x .mm & x 1.mm holes sizes


 eaves very clean cut holes  ery different from the traditional punch style


Code S19579 Description Rotating Hole Cutting Tool


UOM Price EACH


Watch Strap Notch Cutting Tool - Bergeon


£14.95


A die fashions a thread on a piece of wire or a bar


Using dies:


Measure the wire/bar and use a die 0.1mm smaller than the desired thread small. For instance if the wire is a millimetre then use a 0.9mm die.


 or leather straps without the traditional round punched holes


 3 Punches in a set  Oval 3x1.mm  Square xmm  Rectangle 3x1.mm


Code P19580 Description UOM Price Special Shaped Hole Punch Set PACK*3 £9.95


Bergeon 66 - eather Watch Strap otch Cutting Tool.  Pliers to cut multiple shapes into leather straps.  Aluminium casting.  ength 16 mm with adjustable strap guide.  Supplied with 1 die, 3 half round punches & 3 rectangular punches.


Code P2965 Description


Bergeon Leather Watch Strap Notch Cutting Tool


UOM Price EACH £199.95


The wire / bar should be chamfered to ensure threading can be started with ease, le the end to attain a slight taper. Preferably hold the wire/bar vertically in a table vice or alternatively hold with a hand vice, the former will make threading easier and more precise. Great care must be taken to start threading true to the axis of the wire/bar. Cut lube or bees wax should be used to rub over the wire/bar before you start, to lubricate. The threads must be cleaned as often as is necessary with compressed air or a rubber blower.


Watch Strap Notch Cutting Plier


Watch Strap Display Wallets


See Page 508


*PLEASE NOTE: NEVER turn a tap in a die, doing this will damage the threads on both tools, use a measuring gauge (G9737) to determine the size of the tap needed.


Dies - Ø8mm (outside) Tool Steel, Bergeon 2659


Bergeon 69  Tool steel  Metric


Individual tool steel with outside diameter die 8mm  use with die holder D466 and D9313


Watch Strap Keepers


Code See Page 507


 Choice of  cut widths  or cutting the slots in watch straps for watch cases which have threaded bars and screws or pressure bars and rivets


D4677 D4703 D4678 D4686


Description


Ø.30mm Die, Bergeon 2659 Ø.35mm Die, Bergeon 2659 Ø.40mm Die, Bergeon 2659 Ø.45mm Die, Bergeon 2659


UOM Price EACH


EACH EACH EACH


£50.25 £50.25 £50.25 £50.25


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