| Quantity | Unit Price | You Save |
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| 10 or more | R 143.91 | 4.06 % |
| 20 or more | R 141.73 | 5.52 % |
- Stock: 2-3 Days
- MPN: NR9009C 206169
- Weight: 0.32kg
- Dimensions: 102.00mm x 394.00mm x 394.00mm
- SKU: NR9009C
- UPC: 6009515836931
Die Compatibility: Ø38 x 14mm
A die holder is a crucial component in various manufacturing processes, particularly those involving the shaping or cutting of materials. It is a specialized tool designed to securely hold and position dies, which are the tools that actually perform the shaping or cutting operation.
The primary function of a die holder is to provide a stable and accurate platform for the die. This ensures that the die is properly aligned and positioned, which is critical for achieving precise and consistent results in the manufacturing process. Die holders are often equipped with mechanisms for adjusting and locking the die in place, allowing for fine-tuning of the process and accommodating different die sizes and shapes.
In addition to holding the die, die holders also serve to protect the die from damage. The holder absorbs some of the forces generated during the manufacturing process, reducing wear and tear on the die itself. This can help to extend the life of the die and reduce the frequency of replacements.
Die holders are used in a wide range of industries, including metalworking, plastics manufacturing, and food processing. They are essential for a variety of processes, such as stamping, punching, shearing, and threading. The specific design and features of a die holder will vary depending on the particular application and the type of die being used.
Application:
- Machining
- Contractor
- Automotive
- DIY
Features:
- Anti-slip knurled handles for increased workability.
- Slotted M3 grub screw to secure die in place.
- Long handles offer more leverage and support.
Extra Information
- This die holder is compatible with Ø38mm x 14mm round dies.
- Always match the die holder to the correct die size before use.
- Use the correct die thread size and pitch for the workpiece to prevent thread damage.
- Use suitable cutting fluid when threading metal to improve cut quality, reduce friction and extend die life.
- Start the die squarely on the workpiece to help prevent cross-threading.
- Carded packaging makes the tool easy to display, store and identify.
Pro Tips
- When cutting a thread, turn the die forward and then reverse slightly to break the chip. This helps produce a cleaner thread and reduces binding.
- Keep the die holder level with the workpiece when starting the cut for best thread alignment.
- Apply cutting fluid regularly during the threading process to reduce heat and improve the finish.
- If the die becomes tight, do not force it. Back off, clear the chips, apply more lubricant and continue carefully.
How to Use
- Select the correct Ø38mm x 14mm round die for the thread size required.
- Insert the die into the holder with the starting side facing the workpiece.
- Tighten the slotted M3 grub screw to secure the die firmly in place.
- Secure the workpiece in a vice or suitable holding device.
- Apply the correct cutting fluid to the die and workpiece.
- Position the die squarely on the end of the workpiece.
- Turn the die holder slowly and evenly to start the thread.
- Continue cutting by turning forward and reversing slightly at intervals to break chips.
- Once the required thread length is achieved, remove the die holder and clean the finished thread.
| Description | Specification |
| Packaging Type | Hanging Card |
| Material | Body: Casted Aluminum Handle: CrV Plated steel |
| Package Dimensions | 400(L) x 25(H) x 88mm(W) |
| Package Weight | 320g |
| Tool Dimensions | 305(L) x 17(H) x 52mm(W) |
| Tool Weight | 282g |
| Standard | DIN1814 |
| Die Compatibility | Ø38 x 14mm |
Safety
- Always wear suitable personal protective equipment (PPE) during use.
- Wear eye protection to protect against metal chips and debris.
- Wear suitable gloves during application as accessories may become hot and may contain sharp edges.
- Secure the workpiece firmly before threading.
- Keep hands clear of sharp die edges and freshly cut threads.
- Do not force the die holder if the die binds. Reverse slightly, clear the chips and apply cutting fluid.
- Inspect the die holder and die before use. Do not use damaged or worn accessories.