Value Collection 314-1656 Round Die M10x1.5 1 Inch Od Hss

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 314-1656 is a round threading die designed to cut external metric coarse threads on bolts, rods, and fasteners. Sized at M10x1.5 with a 1 inch outside diameter, this die is manufactured from high-speed steel (HSS) for durability and resistance to heat generated during threading operations. The adjustable design allows the technician to fine-tune thread fit by slightly opening or closing the die using a setscrew. Right-hand thread direction is standard for the vast majority of metric fastener applications. Machinists, maintenance technicians, and trade professionals use this die for cutting new threads or cleaning and restoring damaged ones.

This die is suited for use in machine shops, maintenance facilities, and field repair environments wherever M10x1.5 metric coarse external threads are required. The 1 inch OD fits standard round die stocks and die holders designed for that diameter. Typical applications include threading steel rod stock, restoring threads on hydraulic cylinder rods, and fabricating custom fasteners. The high-speed steel construction handles both mild steel and harder alloy materials at appropriate cutting speeds.

Key Features

• M10x1.5 metric coarse thread profile for standard metric fastener compatibility
• 1 inch outside diameter fits standard round die stocks for that size
• High-speed steel construction provides heat resistance and extended cutting life
• Adjustable die body allows thread tolerance fine-tuning via setscrew
• Right-hand thread direction matches the vast majority of metric applications

Compatibility

Designed for use in any standard round die stock or die holder accepting a 1 inch OD round die. Cuts M10x1.5 metric coarse right-hand external threads per metric coarse thread standards.

Installation Notes

Secure the die firmly in a properly sized die stock before beginning any threading operation. Apply a suitable cutting oil to the workpiece and die to reduce friction and prolong cutting edge life. Advance the die in short increments and back off periodically to break chips, particularly when threading harder materials. Inspect the die for wear or chipping before each use and replace if cutting edges are degraded.