Die Stock steel 3

• Clamping and guiding round dies during manual external thread cutting.
• Workshop use where the die body must be seated securely before torque is applied.
• Handling support for repair work, fitting, and small batch thread cutting.
• Selection by the die holder size stated in the product name.
• Process: manual driving or assisted driving depending on your holder and machine setup
• Use: thread cutting, re tapping, and thread cleaning depending on condition

Note Confirm that the round die body fits the holder seat and that the clamping points are secure before starting the operation.

• Holder design gives a defined clamping interface for round dies.
• Manual handles help you apply balanced torque during external thread cutting.
• Selection by die size reduces the risk of using a holder with the wrong seat.
• The accessory supports service work where a machine spindle is not available.

• The holder cannot compensate for a round die that does not fit the seat securely.
• Manual operation remains dependent on user alignment and access around the workpiece.

1. Check that the round die body matches the holder size in the product name.
2. Clean the holder seat and the round die before assembly.
3. Insert the die into the holder seat.
4. Secure the die with the available clamping points.
5. Align the mounted die square to the workpiece axis.
6. Apply balanced hand force through both handles during cutting.
7. Stop and correct the setup if the die moves in the holder.
8. Remove the die after use and clean the holder before storage.

• 1 piece Die Stock steel 3

• Product type: Die stock
• Holder material: Steel
• Holder size: 3

How do you choose the correct die stock?

Choose the die stock by the round die body size stated in the product name. The holder size must match the die seat, not only the thread you want to cut.

Does the die stock define the thread size?

The die stock does not define the thread size. The mounted round die defines the thread, while the holder provides clamping and manual guidance.

What should you check before mounting a die?

Clean the holder seat, check the die body, and make sure the clamping points can secure the die without movement.

How do you reduce tilt during manual thread cutting?

Keep both handles level and maintain axial alignment while the die starts on the workpiece. Stop if the die moves in the holder.

Can you use the die stock for every round die?

Use the die stock only for round dies that match the holder seat and clamping method. Do not infer compatibility when the size is not stated.

Where can you find the VÖLKEL catalog for additional variants?

Use the catalog for the full threading tool range, holder context, and reference information. VD 23 catalog as PDF