Die Stock steel 55 x 22 mm

• Produce internal or external threads as specified by the tool type in the product name.
• Use in machining, maintenance, and fabrication workflows where controlled thread production is required.
• Process: manual driving or assisted driving depending on your holder and machine setup
• Use: thread cutting, re tapping, and thread cleaning depending on condition
• Use lubrication suited to the work material and keep the working area clean for stable results.
• Inspect the produced thread with an appropriate method when the application is safety relevant.

Note Keep the tool or gauge clean and stored protected from impact and corrosion.

• Practical tool for external thread production and rework
• Suitable for maintenance and fabrication workflows
• Supports controlled threading with a suitable die holder
• Useful for repairing damaged external threads

• Results depend on straight starting and lubrication quality
• Not intended for high volume threading without process optimisation

1. Prepare the workpiece correctly, including core hole or lead in preparation as required.
2. Apply lubrication suitable for the work material and process.
3. Mount the tool in a suitable holder or wrench and ensure straight alignment.
4. Start the thread carefully and maintain stable guidance during engagement.
5. Remove chips and debris as needed so cutting edges remain free.
6. Stop if resistance increases unexpectedly and check alignment and lubrication.
7. After threading, clean the thread and protect the tool for storage.

The provided file does not specify scope of supply for this product.

• Product class: Threading tools
• Tool type: Thread die

How do you choose the correct tool variant?
Match the thread system, designation, and execution stated in the product name to your drawing requirement and work material. Select the correct tool type for manual or machine use.

Which holder or wrench do you typically need?
Hand taps typically use a tap wrench. Dies typically use a die holder. Machine taps use a suitable machine holder with controlled alignment. Confirm details by the execution stated in the product name.

How do you reduce the risk of tool breakage?
Use correct preparation, stable alignment, suitable lubrication, and controlled torque. Stop if resistance rises unexpectedly and remove chips and debris as required.

How do you maintain thread quality in practice?
Keep preparation consistent, align the tool straight, use lubrication suited to the material, and verify threads with an inspection method appropriate for the application.

Where can you find technical information for round dies?
Use this PDF for setup and application guidance: Technical information round dies as PDF

What limitations should you consider?
Threading results depend on material condition, preparation, lubrication, and setup stability. Validate the process for demanding applications and high performance requirements.

Where can you find additional information in the VÖLKEL threading tools catalog?
Use the catalog for overview information and selection guidance: VD 23 catalog as PDF