Value Collection DS/0-2 Round Die Stock 2 Inch

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION DS/0-2 is a round die stock designed to hold and drive 2-inch outside diameter round threading dies. It provides a solid, controlled grip on the die, allowing technicians and tradespeople to cut external threads on pipe, rod, or bolt stock by hand. The die stock accepts round dies with a 2-inch outside diameter, which is a standard size used across plumbing, HVAC, and general mechanical applications. At 15.375 inches in overall length, the long handle delivers the leverage needed to start and run threads cleanly without excessive force.

This tool is used wherever field threading is required on pipe or threaded rod. Plumbers and pipefitters commonly reach for a die stock when threading galvanized, black iron, or stainless pipe on the job. HVAC and refrigeration technicians use it when fabricating or modifying threaded rod hangers and supports. It is equally suited for shop use and field service in residential and light commercial environments.

Key Features

• Accepts round threading dies with a 2-inch outside diameter
• Overall length of 15.375 inches provides mechanical leverage for clean thread starts
• Round die shape compatibility aligns with standard round die sets widely used in trade applications
• Compact weight of 1.8 pounds keeps the tool manageable during extended hand-threading work
• Single-piece die stock construction for straightforward operation with no additional components required

Compatibility

Designed as a standard hand tool for use with round threading dies measuring 2 inches in outside diameter. Confirm die outside diameter before use to ensure a proper fit.

Installation Notes

This tool is used by licensed plumbers, pipefitters, and mechanical tradespeople for hand-threading operations. Secure the workpiece in a pipe vise before threading to prevent movement and ensure straight thread alignment. Apply cutting oil to the die and workpiece before and during threading to extend die life and produce clean threads. Inspect the die seating in the stock before applying torque to confirm the die is locked and properly centered.