Pipe threading dies provide cutting edges that create external threads on pipe, conduit, bolts, or rods as the die head turns in the threader. The dies are numbered and fit a slot of the same number in a compatible die head, which connects to a compatible threader. These threading dies replace worn dies or change dies to cut different materials or form different thread types.

Understanding the Context

Dies create or repair external threads on cylindrical parts like rods, pipe, or fasteners that insert into holes with corresponding internal threads. Round threading dies create threads on the outer surfaces of parts so they can be mated with holes or other parts that have matching internal threads. A cylindrical part such as a rod is inserted into the opening on the die, and the die is rotated around the part to create the external threads on it. Round dies are turned with a die stock, die handle, or die holder.

Key Insights

When it comes to Individual Knockout Punches & Dies, you can count on Grainger. Supplies and solutions for every industry, plus easy ordering, fast delivery and 24/7 customer support. Pipe threading dies create or repair external threads in parts used in pipe and conduit systems that require a pressure-tight seal. A part is inserted into the opening on the die, and the die is rotated around the part to cut or restore the external threads on the part. Tap and die sets include multiple taps and dies in a range of sizes, plus a compatible threading tool.

Final Thoughts

The taps create internal threads, and the dies create or repair external threads on cylindrical parts. Dies and die sets provide the point of contact for hydraulic hose crimping machines to press fittings onto hose to create assemblies. They replace worn dies or change dies to match specific types and sizes of hydraulic fittings and hose. Cordless crimpers compress lug and splice connectors onto cable, making solderless connections that are mechanically stable and electrically sound to prevent signal loss. Slots or dies in the crimper jaws cradle the connectors and squeeze them around cable for a tight hold. These cordless crimpers apply steady force for a uniform crimp, and they operate faster and with less effort than manual ...