🛠️ Thread Like a Pro, Every Time!
The C.K 495029 Re-Threading Tool features a high-speed steel tap with precision ground threads and a 50 mm length for enhanced access. Its impact-resistant handle ensures durability, while its design effectively clears dirt and debris from M4 screw tabs with 0.7 mm pitch, making it an essential tool for precise and reliable re-threading.
| Manufacturer | C.K |
| Part Number | 495029 |
| Product Dimensions | 2.31 x 7.01 x 19.51 cm; 40 g |
| Item model number | 495029 |
| Size | M4.0 |
| Finish | Powder Coated |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Included Components | 1 x 495029 |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Battery description | Not Included |
| Item Weight | 40 g |
J**C
Great tool and a must have in any tool bag
This tool is perfect for fixing broken back boxes.It is easy to use and we'll made.
H**B
Good quality product at low price
It is working perfectly and it was on offer as well. Lower price then others.
S**N
What your need...
... to clean up the threads of 13a SO wall boxes.Works well and easy to find in the tool box.Or can be stored in a screwdriver wallet.Unlike 3.5mm taps does not require a wrench to make workable.
C**B
excellent.
I needed this item as l have bad hands and arms and this tool is vey useful when affixing screws into supports.
C**S
Should be in every electricians tool bag
This may be a simple tool but after using it to replace over twenty light switches and socket plates in an old house it’s worth its weight in gold.
S**R
Electrical engineer toolbox must
A must have tool to re thread electrical back boxes saves a lot of time.
R**B
A cut above
I had a similar tool to this for many years until I mislaid it. It is the kind of tool most divers don’t realise they need - until the day they struggle to refit a switch or socket to an older back box. This CK tool is the right size, well made so it fits in the hand like a screwdriver and should prove to be good value for money.
P**L
Quality
Brilliant tool as an apprentice electrician specifically if your doing metal sockets all day threads get cross threaded pull this out your pocket sorted quick fix
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