Threading Die (inch) 1/2" FANAR N2-188001-3131

FANAR threading die (inch) 1/2" is a hand-operable tool intended for cutting or restoring external screw threads on rods, studs and bolts with inch (imperial) dimensions. Manufactured to FANAR quality standards, this 1/2" die fits standard die holders and is suitable for workshop repair, maintenance and assembly tasks where reliable thread restoration or forming is required. The die is built for compatibility with manual threading operations and typical workshop equipment.

Advantages

This 1/2" threading die provides consistent thread geometry for inch-standard fasteners and simplifies on-site repairs or adjustments. Its design allows use with common die holders and manual tools, offering straightforward setup and operation. The die supports restoration of damaged external threads as well as cutting new threads on prepared rods, delivering a practical solution for maintenance and light fabrication work.

Suitable for

• Restoring damaged external threads on bolts and studs
• Cutting external inch threads on rods and shafts
• Workshop maintenance and repair tasks
• Field service and assembly operations using manual die holders

Key specifications

• Thread system: inch (imperial)
• Nominal size: 1/2" external thread
• Intended use: cutting and restoring external screw threads
• Compatibility: standard manual die holders
• Application: workshop and field manual threading operations

How to use

Secure the die in a compatible die holder, align it square to the workpiece, and apply cutting lubricant appropriate for the material being threaded. Start threading by hand with steady pressure and maintain alignment to avoid cross-threading. Reverse the die periodically to clear chips; continue until the required thread length is formed or the damaged portion is restored. Inspect the finished thread with suitable gauges and deburr as necessary.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate cutting lubricant and correct die holder size; for hardened or coated materials, ensure the die is suitable for the material or consider light finishing passes. Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment and inspect the die for wear before use.