Metric Hexagon Threading Die 12 Millimeter By 1.75 Pitch
UPC #042526097447
Irwin
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Introducing the 12 mm x 1.75 metric 1-inch hexagon die, now available at Brinkmann's Blue Point in Blue point, NY. This versatile carbon steel die is an essential tool for anyone involved in routine maintenance, repair work, or rethreading tasks where high accuracy and tolerance are not critical. Whether you are a professional mechanic or a DIY enthusiast in Blue point, this hexagon die offers reliable performance for a variety of threading applications.
- Durable carbon steel construction: Ensures long-lasting use and dependable performance during hand threading tasks.
- 12 mm x 1.75 metric size: Suitable for standard metric threading needs, making it a practical choice for many repair and maintenance projects.
- 1-inch hexagon shape: Designed for easy use with a wrench or socket, especially useful when working in tight or limited spaces.
- Ideal for hand threading: Perfect for use on a variety of materials, providing flexibility for different project requirements.
- Recommended for use with hexagon die stock: Enhances control and precision during threading operations.
This hexagon die is particularly useful in Blue point for rethreading worn or damaged threads on bolts, rods, or pipes during repair or maintenance work. Its compatibility with wrench or socket tools allows users to work efficiently even in confined areas, such as automotive engine compartments or machinery assemblies. Whether you are restoring threads on household equipment or performing routine industrial maintenance, this die provides a practical solution for maintaining thread integrity without the need for high-precision tools.
In summary, the 12 mm x 1.75 metric 1-inch hexagon die is a reliable and essential tool for anyone in Blue point, NY looking to perform effective hand threading and repair work. Available at Brinkmann's Blue Point, this carbon steel die combines durability and convenience, making it a valuable addition to your toolkit for everyday maintenance and repair projects.
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