Drill America - DWTH112-3816 3/8"-16 1-1/2" DE Filiera tonda regolabile in acciaio ad alta velocitÃ , serie DWT DWTH112-3816 3/8"-16 1-1/2" DE, standard

Brand:Drill America

3.6/5

€
44.13

La matrice regolabile rotonda in acciaio ad alta velocità Drill America serie DWT Qualtech è desiderata per una maggiore durata dell'usura. Le matrici rotonde sono smussate su entrambe le facce. Un lato ha uno smusso di filettatura da 2 a 3 per la filettatura, l'altro lato ha uno smusso di filettatura da 1 a 1-1/2 per la filettatura vicino a uno spallamento. La regolazione è ottenuta mediante una vite a passo fine che forza i lati dello stampo a separarsi o consente loro di scattare insieme. La scanalatura è smussata in modo che quando lo stampo viene utilizzato in un supporto per macchina, la vite di regolazione può essere rimossa e la regolazione può essere effettuata dalle viti di regolazione nel supporto.

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EAN: 0887861101677

Categories: Prodotti industriali e scientifici, Utensili da taglio, Muore, Filiere rotonde,

La fessura è smussata. La regolazione è ottenuta mediante una vite a passo fine che forza i lati dello stampo a separarsi o consente loro di scattare insieme. La matrice tonda è smussata su entrambe le facce. Gli utensili da taglio destrimani hanno un'azione di taglio che si attiva quando vengono fatti scorrere in senso orario. Gli utensili in acciaio ad alta velocità sono adatti per la maggior parte delle applicazioni generiche, offrendo una combinazione di durezza e tenacità per la resistenza all'usura.

Country of Origin	China
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	DWTH112-3816
Manufacturer	Drill America
Package Dimensions	5 x 3 x 0.4 inches; 3.2 Ounces

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Scritto da: TDT

Very Good Threading Die

This threading die was used immediately upon receipt to cut new threads on a moderately hard steel shaft (Grade 5 bolt material). The die is properly hardened, sharp and just slightly less than 13/16” O.D. (0.809) , so it fits well in my old threading handle. It also has the adjustment screw through the radial cut so I can make tighter or looser threads.

Scritto da: Mousegunr

Good, Sharp 1 Inch Round Die

A good replacement for an original that had become dull from long use.

Scritto da: Jack Holcomb

Works as described.

Worked perfect for threading the barrel on my 10/22 and other small caliber barrels. Suggest using an alignment tool with this.

Scritto da: Todd Baxter

Nice quality for the price

Reasonably sharp. Cuts steel well for such a small thread size.

Scritto da: Lee A.

Worked for what I needed

Worked good to add an extra 2" of thread, to my sway bar end links. Definitely needs a 1" tap handle, to use

Scritto da: smile-on

2" die for large thread is actual HSS tool that works!

This is about 2" Diameter, 5/8"-11 Size die. I do have experience of using dies manually. I initially tried a tapered die from $100 set TEKTON 7560. 3 hours and not even a single thread just tapered zinc rod. To put thread on soft metal the die has to be sharp and cut well. Kept my expectation low on DWT die. Took a rick and bought one. Once received I went to same rod and immediately started a thread. 20 minutes 3-1/2" threads. This die is actual tool made from HSS. Not marketing "tungsten" duper die (TEKTON) that can't do a job. DIY please, before leaving frustrating reviews, learn on youtube how to put threads. There are important details like using proper cutting fluid (yes, even when you do it manually). How to taper rod before start threading. How to apply pressure. No way you can make more than 1/2 turn without baking up. Die just looks like simple tool. You need to learn how to use it than it is going to be your friend. After so many falsely advertised tools, I am glad to find one that is simple what it is claimed to be! Note, the adjusting screw is indeed tiny. I did not risk to turn it. My die came setup just right. 5/8 nuts where sliding perfectly on new thread.

Scritto da: Stephen Johnston

Inexpensive die works well on aluminum

Bought this for a project I was working on, where I needed to thread 3 pieces of 1/2" aluminum bar stock to fit into a a fixture. I put the die in a die holder on my lathe and turned about 1/2" of thread on the three pieces. It cut pretty well as it did not tear the threads. It is HSS but doesn't state what grade. It is cheap enough that I expect it to be M1 or Possibly M2. I don't know how well it would work on steel, or other ferrous materials.

Scritto da: Edward Stahl

yes

good

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Badly made

Poorly made. Wouldn't even start on an existing m7 x1.25 thread. Don't waste your time or money. Sent straight back for a refund. Only gets one star because I can't give none.

Scritto da: MS

Made incorrectly. Crap.

Crap! There is 1/4 the lead-in required on one side, and the same on the other side. This makes it impossible to get it on the material straight, and increases the probability of breaking it, since the first tooth is taking the full cut. It says "China" on it in big letters. Drill America? Crap!

Scritto da: James Sutton

Good quality

Works as expected. I’ve used it to cut several threads on small projects in my lathe. It does take some patience due to the size.

Scritto da: Bono0

bonne description

bonne achat

Scritto da: Peter Maclaren

Failed to create usable threads

This die chewed up the threads as it created them. I tried six times varying the rod size and, eventually, the material (from brass to mild steel). In the end I secured an American die and complex my thread first try.