Adjustable Tap Wrench steel No. 1.1/2 (5 pieces)

• holding square tap shanks for manual internal thread cutting or re tapping
• adjusting the jaw opening to the stated shank range before torque is applied
• controlled hand operation in repair, maintenance, assembly, and tool room work
• thread cleaning only when the tap and the existing thread match exactly

Note Clamp the square shank evenly and select a wrench size that matches the tap size and working space.

• DIN 1814 reference supports selection by established holder dimensions
• steel version construction is stated in the product data and supports workshop handling
• stated working range 2.1-8.0 mm gives a factual basis for size matching
• adjustable jaws allow the tap shank to be clamped before manual torque is applied

• The accessory works only when the tool dimensions match; choose a different holder size in the Threading tools category if the fit is not correct.

1. Compare the tap shank size with the stated wrench range.
2. Open the adjustable jaws before inserting the square shank.
3. Seat the tap shank centrally between the jaws.
4. Tighten the wrench so both jaws grip the square shank evenly.
5. Align the tap with the hole axis before turning by hand.
6. Release the jaws after use and remove chips or oil from the clamping area.

• 5 pieces Adjustable Tap Wrench steel No. 1.1/2 (5 pieces)

• Product type: adjustable tap wrench
• Standard: DIN 1814
• Material: steel version
• Size: 1.1/2
• Working range: 2.1-8.0 mm
• Length L1: 176 mm
• Packaging unit: 5

Question: What is this adjustable tap wrench used for?

Answer: It holds square tap shanks for manual internal thread cutting, re tapping, or thread cleaning.

Question: How do you select the correct wrench size?

Answer: Select the wrench by the stated shank range, tap size, and working space around the hole.

Question: Does the wrench define the thread size?

Answer: No. The tap defines the thread, while the wrench provides clamping and hand torque.

Question: What should be checked before use?

Answer: Check that the jaws grip the square shank evenly and that the tap can stay aligned with the hole axis.

Question: Can this wrench be used for thread repair?

Answer: Yes, when the tap and the existing internal thread match exactly and the repair task can be done by controlled hand operation.

Question: Where can you find the holder and threading tool catalog?

Answer: Use the VD 23 catalog as PDF.