Value Collection 365-3748 Hex Pipe Die 3/4-14 Bspt

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 365-3748 is a hex pipe die designed to cut 3/4-14 BSPT (British Standard Pipe Taper) external threads on pipe and rod stock. The die measures 2 inches across the hex, allowing it to seat in a standard die stock or threading handle sized for that hex dimension. It is machined from carbon steel, which provides the hardness needed to cut threads cleanly in mild steel, iron, and similar materials. This die cuts right-hand threads. Plumbers, pipefitters, and maintenance mechanics use this tool when fabricating or rethreading pipe assemblies that require BSPT thread form rather than NPT.

The 365-3748 is suited for workshop and field threading operations where BSPT-compliant connections are required. BSPT is the thread standard commonly used in British, European, and Asian plumbing and hydraulic systems. A typical application is threading steel pipe for compressed air, hydraulic, or fluid-transfer assemblies that connect to BSPT-ported fittings or valves. The die is sold individually and is appropriate for low-volume fabrication or repair work performed by a licensed tradesperson or experienced machinist.

Key Features

• 3/4-14 BSPT thread form for cutting British Standard Pipe Taper external threads
• 2-inch hex body fits standard die stocks sized for 2 inch hex dies
• Carbon steel construction provides hardness for threading mild steel and iron pipe
• Right-hand thread direction — standard for the vast majority of pipe threading applications
• Sold as a single die, one unit per package

Compatibility

Designed for use in any standard die stock or threading handle that accepts a 2-inch hex pipe die. Intended for cutting 3/4-14 BSPT external threads on pipe and rod stock compatible with that thread form.

Installation Notes

This die is installed into a compatible die stock before use — confirm the die stock accepts a 2-inch hex before proceeding. Secure the workpiece firmly in a pipe vise before threading. Apply a suitable cutting oil throughout the threading operation to extend die life and produce cleaner threads. Inspect the die for wear or chipped teeth before each use, as a damaged die will produce out-of-tolerance threads that may leak under pressure.