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Description
Thread repair kits are designed for repairing stripped or damaged tapped holes in metal due to wear, corrosion & over-torque. Raptor Supplies offers a wide range of thread repair kits from Fervi and Helicoil.
Features
- Helicoil thread repair kits include drill bits, thread inserts, steel taps, installation tools, tang removal tools & carry cases.
- These Helicoil kits are used to install Helicoil thread inserts and make Helicoil threads in a metal hole.
- Drill bits of various sizes are fitted to hand drills to make holes in metal surfaces.
- Steel taps are used to create threads on drilled-out holes to provide a channel for threaded inserts during installation.
- These Helicoil thread repair kits include free-running threaded inserts to alleviate material strain and stress.
- For ease of installation, wire coil ends on Helicoil threaded inserts may have tangs.
- The protective carry case allows convenient storage & portability.
- These thread repair kits are available in metric coarse, metric fine, UNC and UNF thread variants.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to repair threaded holes using these kits?
- Select a drill according to the length of the insert to drill out the damaged threading up to the required depth.
- Use an appropriately sized tap to re-thread the drilled-out hole in the material.
- Select a threaded insert from the helical thread repair kit and use the supplied installation tool to wind the insert into the hole.
- Use the tang break-off rod or punch to remove the tang and allow free passage of bolts. Large-sized holes or spark plug inserts require long-nose pliers to bend the tang in & out alternately until the tang breaks free.
- The repaired threaded hole is ready for fastening applications using fasteners such as bolts.
What accessories can be used with Helicoil thread repair kits?
Can Helicoil inserts be removed once installed?
Why are Helicoil inserts larger in diameter than the tapped hole before installation?
How to repair a broken thread?
- Determine the thread size using a thread template.
- Clamp the suitable core drill bit.
- Oil the core drill bit with thread-cutting fluid.
- Use the core drill to remove the damaged thread.
- Clamp the suitable tap in a tap wrench.
- Oil the tap with thread-cutting fluid.
- Cut the thread for thread inserts.
- Select an appropriate thread insert and drive it in using a screw-in tool.
- Disintegrate the tang with the tang breaker.
- The new thread is ready for use.
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