Chaves de torneira padrão profissional de ferramentas gerais nº 167 - ferramentas de rosqueamento com tabela de referência para machos de 0 a 1/2 polegada - conjunto de 2 conjunto de 2 peças e tabela de referência padrão

Name: Chaves de torneira padrão profissional de ferramentas gerais nº 167 - ferramentas de rosqueamento com tabela de referência para machos de 0 a 1/2 polegada - conjunto de 2 conjunto de 2 peças e tabela de referência padrão
Brand: General Tools
SKU: 069060366006
Price: 66.76 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:General Tools

3.6/5

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66.76

FERRAMENTAS GERAIS: Somos líderes reconhecidos na inovação, design e desenvolvimento de ferramentas de precisão especializadas há muitos anos. Incentivamos artesãos, artesãos e DIYers a trabalhar de maneira mais inteligente, medir melhor e aumentar a produtividade. MAXILAS SUBSTITUÍVEIS: Fabricada em liga de aço de alta resistência, esta chave de rosqueamento apresenta uma mandíbula endurecida autocentrante e uma luva de mandril recartilhada, proporcionando uma aderência positiva. As mandíbulas são substituíveis para #JAWS F/161R e #JAWS F/162R. TABELA DE REFERÊNCIA: Ótima para trabalhos comerciais e automotivos. Ele inclui um guia de torneira de plástico com uma tabela de brocas de parafuso de máquina para rosca de profundidade recomendada de 75% na frente e uma tabela de equivalentes decimais em 64 avos de 1/64 a 63/64 na parte de trás. PUNHO EM T DESLIZANTE: Ideal para mecânicos, maquinistas e profissionais de manutenção. Nossa prática chave de mão fornece uma superfície de aperto considerável, permitindo máxima capacidade de manobra, estabilidade e alavancagem em espaços apertados e de difícil acesso. CONJUNTO DE CHAVES: Perfeito para criar furos de rosca retos e precisos em suas peças de trabalho. Este extrator de parafuso funciona com pequenos alargadores manuais, brocas e outras ferramentas manuais. Inclui 164 para torneiras nº 0 a 1/4 e 166 para torneiras nº 12 a 1/2.

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EAN: 069060366006

Categorias Ferramentas e Melhorias Domésticas, Ferramentas elétricas e manuais, Ferramentas manuais, Conjuntos de ferramentas,

Batteries Required?	‎No
Brand	General Tools
Brand	‎General Tools
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 782 ratings 4.5 out of 5 stars
Finish	‎Painted, Polished
Finish Type	‎Painted, Polished
Head Style	‎Hex
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	1.88 x 6 x 8.38 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎1.88 x 6 x 8.38 inches
Item model number	‎167
Item Package Quantity	1
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	0.02 Pounds
Item Weight	‎0.02 Pounds
Item Weight	‎0.248 ounces
Manufacturer	‎General Tools
Material	Alloy Steel
Material	‎Alloy Steel
Operation Mode	‎Mechanical
Part Number	‎167
Product Dimensions	‎1.88 x 6 x 8.38 inches
Size	‎2 Piece Set and Reference Table
Style	‎Standard
Warranty Description	‎90 days material and workmanship

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Scritto da: Losten Deforest

Like most General Tools well made and well priced.

I am a big fan of General Tools in general (no pun intended) They are simple just work and at a good price. I bought these after a machinist friend of mine recommended them to me after having used his for 20+years. The design seems to be the same and the ones I got I am pleased with. After having used a harbor frieght tap set for many years , while the taps have been fine the holders are a let down . The holders are sturdy and well made. I did not get the ratcheting version because I like to tap slowly and reverse frequently and get feedback while tapping. I got tap holding sockets for limited access tapping applications.

Scritto da: Ephy Chesler

Look professional

Nice and tough, but not ratcheting, which is a shame

Scritto da: J.G.

Great wrench for small taps

My regular tap wrench just didn't tighten down enough to grab small taps, e.g., 2-56, 3mm, etc. This one is perfect - well made, nicely finished, it just works beautifully. I'm very pleased with it.

Scritto da: David T

A Class by itself.

I took a chance and purchased one of the cheap ratcheting handles and got about what I paid for. Poor design, cheap construction, intermittent operation, and crooked. This one cost more, but well worth it for a quality product that should last for many years. Can't say how much I wish I had bought it to start with. I did not see any burrs, trash, or poor quality at all. Other reviews must have been for counterfeit products.

Scritto da: Douglas H

A+ Product!

As a machinist, I am constantly tapping holes. These are manual type tap holders (as opposed to ratchet type-that break btw) and are VERY well made and sturdy for a long useful lifespan

Scritto da: markv61

Nice

Nice handle

Scritto da: Antonio Gutierrez

Heeramienta

Excelente calidad

Scritto da: J.B.

A shadow of what General Tool used to be

I'm giving these things three stars because of the low cost and the fact that they work (after a little cleanup), but if you want a honest opinion from a prior service USAF machinist, read on. I have several USA-made General Tool ratcheting tap handles that are probably 50 years old in my home shop, and they still work flawlessly. I bought this set of non-ratcheting tap handles for my work toolbox because the price was right, but immediately upon opening the package I was greeted with the typical smell of Chinese/Indian/Pakistani-made metal parts packed in cosmoline for long distance shipping/long term storage. I checked both tools for any signs of "Made in USA", and of course found no such markings. I took apart both handles to clean the packing grease and gunk out of them, and found what you'd expect from any offshore tool - rust, jagged and poorly formed threads cut way too deep for their intended thread pitch (peaks are way too narrow, hence the jagged apex), and burrs at the edge of every machined surface (no doubt a result of the poor soul running the milling machine 16 hours a day for pennies, with dull tooling and next to zero QC). Two things that surprised me were a HUGE chunk of steel left behind in the main bore where the jaws ride, and some pretty gnarly marks on the end of the handle on the larger tool - marks that occurred during manufacturing, made apparent by the fact that they attempted to polish the marks out rather than tossing it in the defect pile. Does any of this affect the overall function of the tools? Not really. A little file work and some polishing on the threads and I have what seem like serviceable tools. For $30 these are acceptable as throw-aways that won't cause me too much heartburn if they break or get stolen. However, if you want USA-made quality, spend the extra coin and buy Starrett. There is a reason it's more expensive.

Scritto da: Mark Guertin

Worth the $$

If you've ever tried to use some of the cheapo tap wrenches you can find here on Amazon these will be a breath of fresh air. They work wonderfully, they (mostly) hold the tap very well and they do a great job. Just finished tapping over 50 holes with these and it was a joy to use them. They are real metal, machined to great tolerances and no crappy plastic parts. Well packaged and I expect they will last a lifetime (or longer). Highly recommend.

Scritto da: Saša

It's a good product.

The tap wrenches are great. They work well. I give 3 stars for two reasons. The box/case is useless. The foam is not cut to properly hold the wrenches. As soon as you lift the box, they fall inside the box. So the box should always remain horizontal and on the same side. They should remove the box and ship it in a recyclable bag instead and save everyone a few dollars. Also, one of the wrenches had machining dirt on the threads and I couldn't get it open. After cleaning it, it went smoothly. Quality control of this product just doesn't seem to be adequate.

Scritto da: RAMoynihan

Works fine so far.

Seems well made and both feel quite substantial. I’ve used both now with good success. Could be a little smoother in how the jaws open up to accept a tap, but a substantial improvement over the cheap ones that came with my tap set.

Scritto da: D. L.

Garbage, waste of time and money

The jaws are rounded off and broken after only a couple of uses. Total piece of junk. Do not waste your time and money on this.

Scritto da: Outof4mmo

Not really impressed

Not really impressed by this tool. Clearly wont sustain everyday work, it's ok i guess for light work from time to time. Once inserted the tap are not well aligned and the stability is average. So be warned. We use the Klein tap driver at work and it's a beast. I was looking for a cheaper alternative for my portable tool bag. Not really impressed...