Value Collection CCT1592 Tap Die Set 12 Piece Unc Unf

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION CCT1592 is a 12-piece tap and die set covering thread sizes 4-40 through 10-32 in both UNC and UNF standards. Built from carbon steel, this set handles threading and re-threading of fastener holes and rod stock in light to medium-duty applications. Taps are used to cut internal threads in drilled holes, while the round, adjustable dies cut external threads on bolts and studs. The set includes a die stock and a T-handle tap wrench, giving a machinist or maintenance tech the hand tools needed to complete both operations without sourcing additional drivers. It ships as a single unit in a metal case for organized storage.

This set is suited for general-purpose threading work in maintenance, repair, and fabrication environments. The 4-40 through 10-32 range covers common small-fastener sizes found in electrical enclosures, HVAC control panels, light sheet metal assemblies, and general mechanical equipment. It is appropriate for bench work, field service kits, and shop maintenance where unified thread standard fasteners are serviced regularly.

Key Features

• 12-piece set covering 4-40 through 10-32 tap and die sizes
• Includes both UNC and UNF thread standards
• Carbon steel construction for taps and dies
• Round dies with adjustable design for thread fit adjustment
• Die stock and T-handle tap wrench included
• Metal storage case keeps components organized and protected

Compatibility

Designed for general-purpose use with unified thread standard (UNC and UNF) fasteners ranging from 4-40 through 10-32, suitable for threading operations on carbon steel, aluminum, and similar materials in hand-tool applications.

Installation Notes

Threading work should be performed by a qualified machinist or experienced maintenance technician familiar with hand-tapping procedures. Always use appropriate cutting fluid when tapping holes to reduce friction and extend tool life. Back the tap out periodically to clear chips and prevent breakage. Secure the workpiece before applying torque to either the tap wrench or die stock.