Value Collection 315-1267 Round Die 11/16-28 Hss

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 315-1267 is a round threading die designed to cut external threads on round stock, bolts, and fastener blanks. Made from high-speed steel, it holds cutting edges under the heat and pressure generated during threading operations. This die cuts a 11/16-28 thread profile following the UNS (Unified National Special) standard with a right-hand thread direction. The adjustable design allows the technician to fine-tune thread fit by opening or closing the die slightly using a setscrew, accommodating minor variations in stock diameter or desired thread tolerance. Machinists, pipefitters, and maintenance mechanics reach for this type of die when fabricating or restoring threaded components in the field or shop.

This die is suited for threading mild steel, aluminum, brass, and similar machinable materials where a 11/16-28 UNS right-hand external thread is required. The 11/16-28 specification is a fine-pitch thread used in specialized mechanical and precision fastener applications. It is appropriate for use in production threading, repair work, and custom fabrication across industrial maintenance, toolroom, and trade environments.

Key Features

• High-speed steel construction retains cutting hardness under elevated temperatures
• Adjustable design allows thread fit tuning via setscrew for tight or loose tolerance requirements
• Right-hand thread direction matches standard fastener convention
• 11/16-28 UNS thread profile for fine-pitch specialized threading applications
• Round die form fits standard die stocks and die holders

Compatibility

Designed for use in standard round die stocks sized to accept this die. Fits threading applications requiring an 11/16-28 UNS right-hand external thread.

Installation Notes

Threading dies are installed and used by machinists and maintenance mechanics using a compatible round die stock or die holder. Apply cutting oil to the workpiece before threading to extend die life and improve thread quality. Secure the workpiece firmly before applying the die to prevent wandering at thread start. Do not force the die through hardened or incompatible materials, as this can chip or crack the cutting edges.