Value Collection CCT1591 Tap Die Set Unc Unf 16 Pc

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION CCT1591 is a 16-piece tap and die set designed for threading and re-threading fractional inch fasteners in both UNC and UNF standards. Taps cover the range from 2-56 up to 10-32, and the included round dies are sized for 4-40 thread. All cutting components are carbon steel construction. The set ships with a die stock and a straight handle tap wrench, giving a technician or machinist the basic hand-tooling needed to cut new threads or chase damaged ones on the bench or in the field. The metal case keeps components organized and protected between uses.

This set suits light-duty threading work in HVAC controls, electrical enclosures, instrumentation panels, and small mechanical assemblies where fractional inch fasteners in the 2 through 10 size range are common. It is appropriate for use by HVAC technicians, electricians, plumbers, and maintenance professionals who occasionally need to cut or restore threads on small hardware without requiring a full-range industrial tap and die collection. The adjustable round dies allow minor diameter adjustment for fit tuning.

Key Features

• Tap range: 2-56 through 10-32 covering common UNC and UNF sizes
• Round dies sized for 4-40 thread in UNC and UNF standards
• Adjustable round dies allow fine-tuning of thread fit
• Carbon steel construction on all taps and dies for general-purpose thread cutting
• Includes die stock and straight handle tap wrench — no additional handle required
• Metal storage case keeps all 16 pieces indexed and protected

Compatibility

Designed for general-purpose hand threading of fractional inch fasteners in UNC and UNF thread standards, covering tap sizes from 2-56 to 10-32 and die size 4-40.

Installation Notes

Taps and dies should be used with an appropriate cutting fluid to extend tool life and produce clean threads. Power down or de-energize any equipment before chasing threads on mounted hardware. Apply steady, even pressure and back off periodically to clear chips when cutting new threads. Inspect taps for wear or chipping before each use, as a cracked tap lodged in a blind hole can cause significant rework.