Die Stock steel 65 x 25 mm

• For manual Thread Cutting of external threads.
• For holding Round Dies with dimensions of 65 x 25 mm (Outer Diameter x Thickness).
• Ideal for workshops, assembly, and repair work.

A Die Stock (also known as a Die Holder) consists of the following main components:

1. Central Body (Housing): This is the central part where the Round Die is inserted.
2. Clamping Screws: These screws are used to firmly fix the die in the central body, preventing slippage during Thread Cutting.
3. Handles: The two long bars provide the necessary leverage and guidance to cut the External Thread evenly and with the correct force. The 630 mm length of this model ensures good ergonomics.

1. Prepare the die: Choose a suitable Round Die (65 x 25 mm) for the desired thread and clean it.
2. Insert the die: Place the Round Die into the central housing of the holder. Make sure it sits flat.
3. Fix the die: Tighten the Clamping Screws evenly and firmly to secure the die. Check that it is held securely before you begin Thread Cutting.
4. Lubricate the workpiece: Apply Cutting Paste or oil to the workpiece you want to thread (don't forget the chamfer).
5. Cut the thread: Place the Die Stock straight onto the workpiece. Start with even pressure and turn slowly clockwise (for standard threads). Turn back briefly and regularly to break the chips and relieve the material.

• Standard: DIN 225 (DIN EN 22568)
• Material: Steel Version
• Nominal Size (Capacity): 65 x 25 mm (Die Outer Diameter x Thickness)
• Length: 630 mm
• EAN: 4022835152132
• Article Number: 15213

Q1: Up to what external diameter can I cut threads with this holder?

A1: The size of the External Thread is determined exclusively by the Round Die you insert, not the holder itself. This holder can accommodate dies with an outer diameter of 65 mm and a thickness of 25 mm. The nominal thread size (e.g., M12 or 1/2") must be specified on the die itself.

Q2: What does the standard DIN 225 (DIN EN 22568) mean?

A2: This standard defines the dimensions and technical requirements for Die Stocks. It guarantees that the holder can precisely and securely accommodate standardized Round Dies of the corresponding size (here: 65 x 25 mm).

Q3: What is the advantage of the Steel Version compared to cast versions?

A3: The Steel Version typically offers higher strength and breaking load than cast variants. This is especially important for larger thread diameters or hard-to-machine materials, as higher forces are transmitted during Thread Cutting.

Q4: What happens if I don't clamp the die tight enough?

A4: If the Round Die is not securely fixed with the Clamping Screws, it may twist in the central body during Thread Cutting. This leads to poor thread quality or damage to the die or the workpiece.

Q5: How do I maintain my Die Stock?

A5: Clean the holder thoroughly after each use, removing chips and Cutting Paste/oil. Store it dry to prevent corrosion. The Clamping Screws and their threads should be lightly oiled occasionally to maintain smooth operation.