Cle-line C65292 Round Die 7/16-14 2 Inch Od Carbon Steel

Product Description

The CLE-LINE C65292 is a round threading die designed to cut external threads on bolts, studs, and round stock. It produces a 7/16-14 UNC right-hand thread and fits a standard 2-inch OD die stock or holder. Manufactured from carbon steel, this die is suited for general-purpose threading in production and maintenance environments. The adjustable design allows the operator to set cutting tension and make minor diameter corrections for a clean, accurate thread form. At 0.455 pounds, it is a compact tool that belongs in any journeyman mechanic, pipefitter, or machine shop setup.

This die is appropriate for threading mild steel, iron, aluminum, and similar machinable materials in residential, commercial, and light industrial maintenance applications. It is most commonly used when fabricating threaded fasteners, repairing damaged threads on existing hardware, or threading new rod stock. The Series 0610 designation places it within a standard product family widely used in trade and shop environments. A die stock with a 2-inch die capacity is required for proper use.

Key Features

• 7/16-14 UNC thread form for standard unified coarse threading work
• 2-inch outside diameter fits common die stocks and holders
• Adjustable die design allows cutting tension and diameter fine-tuning
• Right-hand thread direction for standard fastener applications
• Carbon steel construction suitable for threading mild steel and similar materials
• Series 0610 designation for straightforward replacement and reorder

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit threading die for die stocks and holders accepting a 2-inch round die with a 5/8-inch thickness.

Installation Notes

Threading dies are installed by machinists, maintenance mechanics, and trade professionals using a compatible die stock. Secure the die in the stock using the set screws before beginning any cut, and apply cutting oil to the workpiece to reduce heat and extend die life. Adjust the die tension screw incrementally to achieve the desired thread fit before cutting a full-length thread. Inspect the die for chipping or wear before each use, and never force a worn die.