Value Collection 315-2210 Round Adjustable Pipe Die 1/16-27 Nps

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 315-2210 is a round adjustable pipe die designed to cut external 1/16-27 NPS threads on pipe and fittings. Constructed from high-speed steel, this die maintains cutting edge integrity through repeated use on steel, iron, and other common pipe materials. The adjustable design allows the operator to fine-tune thread depth and fit, reducing the need to run the die multiple passes to achieve a clean, accurate thread. At 1 inch in outside diameter, the die seats into standard 1-inch OD die stocks. Plumbers, pipefitters, and maintenance mechanics use this type of die for fabricating or repairing threaded pipe connections in the field or shop.

This die is suited for threading small-diameter pipe in residential and light commercial plumbing applications where 1/16-27 NPS threads are required. The right-hand thread direction conforms to the standard configuration used across most pipe fittings and valves. A typical use case includes threading short nipples, repair sections, or custom-length pipe runs where pre-threaded stock is not available. The adjustable feature makes it practical for both production threading and one-off repair work.

Key Features

• Cuts 1/16-27 NPS external right-hand threads
• High-speed steel construction for durability and edge retention
• Adjustable design allows thread depth fine-tuning without multiple die changes
• 1 inch outside diameter fits standard 1-inch OD die stocks
• Right-hand thread direction matches standard pipe fitting configurations

Compatibility

Designed for use in standard 1-inch OD round die stocks compatible with 1/16-27 NPS pipe threading applications.

Installation Notes

This die is installed and operated by plumbers, pipefitters, or trained mechanics using a compatible die stock and handle. Secure the workpiece firmly in a pipe vise before threading. Apply cutting oil liberally to the pipe and die during the threading operation to extend die life and produce clean threads. Inspect the finished threads against a fitting or thread gauge before assembly to confirm proper engagement.