Threading die FANAR Narzynka M11 (N1-121001-0110)

FANAR Narzynka M11 is a threading die for cutting or restoring external metric threads in M11 size. Designed for use on rods, bolts and shafts, this tool supports both manual and machine-driven operations where an M11 external thread is required. The die is intended for workshop, maintenance and repair tasks that demand reliable thread forming or thread renewal for fastening components.

Advantages

The threading die provides accurate M11 thread geometry to ensure consistent fit with corresponding nuts and threaded holes. Its construction allows stable cutting performance and controlled material removal for thread restoration or new thread production. The tool suits a range of materials commonly encountered in mechanical maintenance, enabling repeatable results and straightforward tool handling.

Suitable for

• Cutting new M11 external threads on round rods and shafts
• Restoring damaged or worn M11 threads on bolts and studs
• Workshop maintenance and repair operations
• Use with manual die stocks or appropriate machine die holders

Key specifications

• Thread size: M11 metric external thread
• Application: cutting and repairing external threads
• Compatibility: hand-held die stock or machine die holder suitable for round dies
• Typical workpiece types: steel, alloyed steel, and other common engineering materials (material-dependent cutting parameters)

How to use

Secure the workpiece in a vise or appropriate fixture to prevent rotation. Mount the die in a compatible die stock or machine holder, aligning the die squarely with the axis of the rod or bolt. Apply suitable cutting lubricant to reduce friction and improve chip evacuation. Advance the die onto the workpiece with steady pressure, turning incrementally and backing off periodically to clear chips. Continue until the required thread length is achieved, then inspect the thread profile and fit with a mating nut or gauge.

Usage recommendations

Choose cutting lubricant appropriate for the material being threaded and adjust feed and speed for the workpiece material. Inspect the die for wear before use and replace if cutting edges are blunt or damaged. For damaged threads, ensure any burrs are removed and the workpiece end is chamfered to facilitate die engagement.