TAPS & DIES D6439 D6440
Ø20mm (Ø3.00mm to Ø4.00mm) Bergeon 30064.2
Ø20mm (Ø4.50mm to Ø6.00mm) Bergeon 30064.3
EACH £20.95 EACH £20.95
retract. 3. Continue by turning a quarter at a time until the hole is completely tapped. 4. Keep taps free of shavings while tapping.
Tap Holder - Bergeon 30065 Ø0.40mm to Ø1.40mm, German
the thread has been distorted during tapping then the thread will not screw through fluently.
Screw plate is made from tempered steel comprising of circular or double notched threaded holes graduating in size, these are used to make exterior threads. Perfect to repair and restore old, damaged and stripped threads. Perfect to repair and restore old, damaged and stripped threads.
Engineers, Watchmakers & Jewellers Tap Holder • Double Handled, Adjustable • Bergeon 30065 • Swiss made
Bergeon 30065-1: • Tap Sizes: Ø1.00mm to Ø2.60mm
Bergeon 30064-2: • Tap Sizes: Ø3.00mm to Ø4.00mm
Code T6441 T6442 Description
Taps Ø1.00mm to Ø3.00mm, Bergeon 30065-1
Taps Ø3.00mm to Ø10.00mm, Bergeon 30065-2
UOM Price EACH £38.50 EACH £38.50 Ø0.40mm to Ø1.40mm - Made in Germany
Contains: • 36 Taps: 12 sizes of tap (3 of each provided): Ø0.40, 0.45, 0.50, 0.60, 0.65, 0.80, 0.90, 1.00, 1.10, 1.20 ,1.30 & 1.40mm
• 12 Dies: Ø0.40, 0.50, 0.60, 0.65, 0.70, 0.80, 0.90, 1.00, 1.10, 1.20 ,1.30 & 1.40mm
• Tool steel, suitable for soft, non ferrous metals • Wooden Presentation Case
Tap Holder - Bergeon 30419
• Made in Germany Code
T35668 Description UOM Price Ø0.4mm to Ø1.2mm Tap & Die Set PACK*49 £389.95 Ø0.60mm to Ø1.00mm, Indian
Engineers, Watchmakers & Jewellers Tap Holder • Ø1.00mm to Ø6.00mm capacity • Double Handled, Adjustable • Bergeon 30419
• Swiss made Code
D4749 Description
Tap Holder (Ø1 - 6mm) Bergeon 30419
Tap Holder - Non Swiss Ø0.60mm to Ø1.00mm - Economy
Engineers, Watchmakers & Jewellers Tap Holder • Double Handled, Adjustable • Tap Sizes: Ø2mm to Ø10mm
Code T8678 Description Taps Ø2mm to Ø10mm, Indian
UOM Price EACH
£2.90
• 5 Taps : 0.6, 0.7, 0.8, 0.9 & 1mm • 5 Dies : 0.6, 0.7, 0.8, 0.9 & 1mm • Perfect to repair and restore old, damaged and stripped threads
Code T34942 TAP & DIE SETS
Select a hole with a thread diameter less than the wire’s diameter (to cut into the wire and from threads). Always use cutting lube or Bees Wax, applying it where necessary while cutting a thread. 1. Clamp the bar/wire vertically in a vice. 2. Once the die has been secured in the holder, with the side screw, set the die down firmly onto the wire; turn the die clockwise. The die cuts into the wire as it threads the wire. 3. Continue to wind the die until the desired depth of thread is achieved. 4. Reverse the action and remove the die.
Taps: use to create interior threads for a screw or bolt. 1. Drill a hole that corresponds to the tap size to be used. 2. Insert the tap, turn a quarter and then
Ø0.70mm to Ø2.00mm - Economy
Die plate information: • Use the top row on the plate to cut the thread • The bottom row is to test the purity of the thread; if
www.COUSINS .COM 1037 Description UOM Price Tap and Die Set, 0.6mm to 1.00mm PACK*6 Ø0.70mm to Ø2.00mm, Indian £5.95 UOM Price EACH £63.95 Ø1.00mm to Ø2.50mm - Rolson
• 18 Taps: 1.00 to 2.5mm (taper & plug) • 9 Split Dies: Ø1.00, 1.10, 1.20, 1.40, 1.60, 1.80, 2.00, 2.20 & 2.50mm
• Holder for dies and taps • HSS Steel • Perfect to repair and restore old, damaged and stripped threads
Code T35450 Description Tap & Die Set Ø1.00 to Ø2.50mm
Ø1.00mm to Ø3.00mm, Bergeon Swiss
UOM Price PACK*28 £54.95
Contains: • Screw plate die • 13 taps in a wooden box • Sizes: Ø0.70mm to 2mm • Weight 200g
• Made in India Code
T20863 Description
Tap and Die Set 0.70mm to 2.00mm
UOM Price PACK*14 £13.95
Ø1.00mm to Ø2.50mm, Rolson
Ø1.00mm to Ø3.00mm - Bergeon Swiss
• Bergeon 30322-AR • 8 Dies, Ø1.00mm to Ø3.00mm • 8 sets of 3 taps, Ø1.00mm to Ø3.00mm • 1 Die holder, Bergeon 30322-PF1 • 1 Die holder, Bergeon 30064-1 • 1 Hand wrench, Bergeon 30419 • In wooden Box
Code T37726 Description Tap & Die set, Bergeon 30322-AR
UOM Price EACH £1,650.00
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