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ASDFGHT Nut and Bolt Thread Checker
- The ASDFGHT Nut and Bolt Thread Checker is your go-to solution for quickly identifying and verifying various nut and bolt sizes. Ideal for use in construction, engineering, and by technical school students, this tool simplifies the task and enhances job efficiency. Whether you're a professional or a DIY enthusiast, having this thread checker on hand will streamline your work process and save valuable time.
- Our thread checker is made of high quality aluminum, which is lightweight and easy to carry. Thread checkers are rust-resistant and built to withstand the rigors of professional and home use.
- The smart wire loop design provides convenience and practicality, making it easy to hang or store the thread checker. This thoughtful feature also helps in retaining all the smaller components, making your workspace tidier and your tools more organized.
- The smart wire loop design provides convenience and practicality, making it easy to hang or store the thread checker. This thoughtful feature also helps in retaining all the smaller components, making your workspace tidier and your tools more organized.
Covering a comprehensive range of sizes
- Metric threads from: M3x0.5, M4x0.7, M5x0.8, M6x1.0, M7x1.0, M8x1.0, M8x1.25, M10x1.0, M10x1.25, M10x1.5, M12x1.25, M12x1.5, M12x1.75, M14x1.5, M14x2.0, M16x1.5, M16x2.0, M20x1.5, M20x2.5, M24x2.0, M24x3.0
- Imperial threads from: 6-32, 6-40, 8-32, 10-24, 10-32, 1/4-20, 1/4-28, 5/16-18, 5/16-24, 3/8-16, 3/8-24, 7/16-14, 7/16-20, 1/2-13, 1/2-20, 9/16-12, 9/16-18, 5/8-11, 5/8-18, 3/4-10, 3/4-16, 1-8, 1-12
Ted Cantrell
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2025
It identifies the correct screw and nut.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2024
Great product just what I needed
Beeftimer
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2024
Pieces missing that should have been there and pieces there that shouldn't have been (redundant pieces/duplicate pieces). For example, the largest metric (red) one (top left in the picture) are both coarse thread when I should have one of each (one coarse and one fine).You can see how I've gotten the pieces all sorted out. Biggest up top. Smallest at bottom. From left to right is most fine to most coarse (certain sizes have more than just two levels of coarseness). You'll see the top left two are screwed in together (obviously, this means that they are the same coarseness, and are labeled as such); this means I'm missing the fine version of that size and I have an extra coarse version.The smaller ones only had one coarseness. Now, here, I would imagine that the smallest of the small would ONLY have a fine coarseness, but I can't be certain considering the obvious screw up at the top. Same thing with the second to bottom right (the blue ones), although it's more clear there because the ones below it DO have two levels of coarseness, so why doesn't the other guy?Aside from all that, I had to drill out a new hole for the two biggest blue ones because the holes that were pre-drilled were smack dab in the middle of the thing making it difficult to get the bolt that you're testing past the wire that's passing through it (when assembled).Otherwise, loved 'em!
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