Threading Die FANAR M16x1.5 N1-121001-0165 — Round Hand Die for Metric M16 x 1.5 Threads

The FANAR threading die M16x1.5 round hand die is designed for cutting or repairing external metric threads with a profile of M16 × 1.5. Manufactured for manual use, this die is compatible with standard die stocks and hand tools and is intended for workshop repairs, maintenance and light fabrication tasks where precise external threads on rods, bolts or shafts are required.

Advantages

This round hand die provides a consistent M16 × 1.5 thread profile and is suitable for rethreading or cutting new external threads. Its compatible form factor works with common die holders and manual tools, enabling controlled machining of fastener ends and shafts. The die’s design supports repeatable thread geometry for mechanical fastening and repair operations in workshop environments.

Suitable for

• Cutting new external M16 × 1.5 threads on rods and shafts
• Repairing damaged or worn M16 × 1.5 threads on bolts and studs
• Maintenance and light fabrication tasks in workshops and garages
• Use with standard die stocks and manual wrenching tools

Key specifications

• Thread form: metric external thread, pitch 1.5 mm
• Nominal diameter: 16 mm (M16)
• Type: round hand die for manual threading
• Compatibility: designed for use with compatible die stocks and hand tools
• Typical applications: cutting and repairing external threads on rods, bolts and shafts

How to use

Secure the die in a compatible die stock or holder, align it square to the workpiece and engage the rod or bolt end. Apply steady axial pressure and rotate the die with controlled turns, backing off periodically to clear chips. Use appropriate cutting lubricant for the workpiece material to improve finish and extend die life. After threading, inspect the thread profile for correct engagement and make any necessary adjustments.

Usage recommendations

For best results, choose a die holder that firmly clamps the round die and maintain alignment during cutting. Use cutting oil suitable for the material being threaded and clean chips frequently to avoid scoring. For heavily damaged threads, consider pre-chasing with a tap or using a threaded insert if full restoration is required.