Threading Die FANAR M9x1, model N1-121001-0093, metric M9 × 1 thread

FANAR threading die M9x1 (model N1-121001-0093) is a compact hand or machine die designed to cut, restore and finish external metric M9 × 1 threads on rods and shafts made of metal. Compatible with standard die stocks and holders, this die provides a consistent thread profile for maintenance, repair and small-scale production tasks where a precise M9×1 pitch is required. It is suitable for use in workshops, on-site repairs and mechanical assembly operations involving metric fasteners.

Advantages

The FANAR M9x1 die delivers accurate thread geometry and repeatable results when used with the appropriate holder or die stock. Its construction supports controlled cutting and thread restoration on worn or damaged external threads, reducing the need for part replacement. The die is compact and easy to handle for manual use while also being compatible with light machine operations for higher throughput.

Suitable for

• Cutting new external M9 × 1 threads on metal rods and shafts
• Restoring damaged or worn M9 × 1 threads
• Workshop maintenance and mechanical assembly
• On-site repairs and small-scale production

Key specifications

• Thread form: metric external
• Thread size: M9 × 1 (9 mm nominal diameter, 1.0 mm pitch)
• Intended use: hand or light machine die operations
• Compatibility: fits standard die stocks and holders for metric dies
• Material compatibility: suitable for cutting and restoring threads on common ferrous and non-ferrous metals

How to use

Secure the FANAR M9x1 die in a compatible die stock or holder and align it squarely with the rod or shaft to be threaded. Apply appropriate cutting fluid to reduce friction and improve chip evacuation. For manual threading, turn the die steadily and back it off periodically to clear chips; for machine use, set a suitable speed and feed according to the workpiece material. After threading, deburr the thread ends and inspect with a gauge or mating nut to verify fit and pitch.

Usage recommendations

Use cutting lubricant matched to the workpiece material, start threading with light pressure and maintain alignment to prevent cross-threading. When restoring damaged threads, clean the workpiece and remove burrs before applying the die. For hardened or unusually tough materials, consider using a die of appropriate grade or perform machining operations to prepare the surface.