Century Drill Tool Co Inc 97613 Metric Hexagon Die 9.0x1.25

Product Description

The CENTURY DRILL TOOL CO INC 97613 is a 9.0x1.25 metric hexagon die designed for hand cutting external threads on metric fasteners and rod stock. The die features precision-cut threads that are accurately formed to produce consistent, exact threading results. Heat treated and tempered construction delivers file-hard thread cutting edges for extended service life under repeated use. Supplied in a package quantity of two, this die is a practical addition to any threading kit used in plumbing, HVAC, electrical, or general mechanical trade work.

This metric hexagon die is intended for hand cutting applications where a standard die stock or wrench is used to drive the die onto the workpiece. The 9.0x1.25 size designates a 9.0 millimeter nominal diameter with a 1.25 millimeter thread pitch, covering a common metric thread specification found on fasteners, threaded rod, and fittings across residential and light commercial trade installations. Each package includes two dies, making it suitable for stocking a service vehicle or shop threading station.

Key Features

• 9.0x1.25 metric thread specification for a common fastener size
• Hexagon die body designed for use with standard die stocks and wrenches
• Precision-cut threads accurately formed for consistent, repeatable threading
• Heat treated and tempered for file-hard cutting edges and extended service life
• Designed specifically for hand cutting applications
• Package quantity of two dies per unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style hand threading die for use with standard hexagon die stocks and wrenches that accept the appropriate die size for metric 9.0x1.25 thread cutting applications.

Installation Notes

Thread cutting dies are typically used by licensed tradespeople and experienced mechanical technicians. Secure the workpiece firmly before applying the die to prevent movement during threading. Apply cutting oil or threading fluid to the die and workpiece to reduce friction, extend die life, and produce cleaner thread profiles. Inspect cut threads with a matching metric nut or thread gauge after cutting to verify accuracy before final assembly.