Machine Screw Hex Die, 12-24 National Coarse Thread Size, 1 Inch Length

Introducing the 10-32 national coarse machine screw hex die, now available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA. This precision-engineered tool is essential for anyone looking to achieve consistent and exact threading in their projects. Crafted with care, it offers durability and reliability, making it a valuable addition to the toolkit of professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike in Grass valley.

• Heat treated and tempered:Ensures file hard threads and a longer, useful life for the die, providing lasting performance.
• Designed for hand cutting applications:Ideal for manual threading tasks, giving you control and precision.
• High carbon steel construction:Offers strength and durability necessary for demanding threading jobs.
• 1 inch across the flats:Provides a standard size for ease of use and compatibility with common tools.

This hex die is perfect for customers in Grass valley who need to create or repair threads on bolts and rods with accuracy. Whether you are working on machinery maintenance, automotive repairs, or custom fabrication projects, this tool helps ensure your threads are clean and precise. Its heat-treated, high carbon steel build means it can withstand repeated use without losing effectiveness, making it a reliable choice for both occasional and frequent users.

Imagine restoring worn threads on equipment parts or crafting new threaded components for your projects around Grass valley. The 10-32 national coarse machine screw hex die allows you to maintain high standards of workmanship, whether in a professional workshop or a home garage.

In summary, the 10-32 national coarse machine screw hex dieis a must-have for anyone in Grass valley, CA seeking precision and durability in threading tools. Available now at Grass Valley, this hex die will help you achieve consistent, exact threading results that enhance the quality and longevity of your projects.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.