Die Stock steel 75 x 20 mm

• Clamping a compatible die securely before you start external threading work
• Guiding the die holder square to the workpiece so the die starts in line with the axis
• Changing, securing and removing the die in a controlled handling sequence during shop work
• 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 Select the product by thread designation, workpiece condition and the holder concept used in your process.

• Defined clamping and guidance support safer handling than improvised gripping or driving
• Suitable for workshop, maintenance and machine room workflows with repeatable tool use
• The explicit standard and material markings support controlled tool assignment in professional use
• A dedicated threading tool reduces compromise compared with improvised general purpose tooling

• Tool selection still depends on matching the thread system, material and process type to the actual job.
• It is intended for defined threading work and not for undirected high speed use without the correct setup and lubrication strategy.

1. Open the holder and place the compatible die into the seating area.
2. Tighten the clamping points evenly so the die sits secure and centered.
3. Bring the loaded holder square to the prepared workpiece end.
4. Guide the holder with steady pressure while the die starts on the material.
5. Back the holder off after threading and release the die for cleaning or changeover.
6. Clean the holder body and protect the clamping surfaces before storage.

• 1 piece Die Stock steel 75 x 20 mm

• Product type: Die stock

What do you use Die Stock steel 75 x 20 mm for?

You use this product for a defined threading step such as internal thread cutting, external thread cutting, hole preparation or controlled tool handling depending on the product type.

Where can you find more technical background?

For additional technical background, see Technical information round dies as PDF.

Why does the holder matter?

The holder keeps the tool seated and aligned, which improves handling safety and reduces the risk of starting the operation out of axis.

What should you check after the operation?

Check the thread entry, running behavior and general fit with the mating part or the next process step before releasing the workpiece.

Where can you find the catalog entry for this product group?

For catalog level orientation, see VD 23 catalog as PDF.

How do you protect tool life in daily use?

Use stable alignment, suitable lubrication and a holder concept that matches the torque and guidance demands of the product.