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The Greenfield Threading 5/16-18 UNC Hexagon Rethreading Die, model 403124, is engineered to restore damaged or worn external threads on bolts and other fasteners, ensuring precise and reliable threading for maintenance and repair operations. Constructed from high-quality carbon steel, this die offers exceptional durability and resistance to wear, making it a valuable tool for professionals in the automotive, manufacturing, and maintenance sectors. Its right-hand cut design facilitates efficient threading in standard applications, while the hexagonal shape provides a secure grip, allowing for optimal torque application during use. With a thickness of 0.3125 inches and a diameter of 0.6875 inches, this die is compatible with 5/16-18 UNC threads, accommodating a wide range of standard fasteners. The bright finish not only enhances its aesthetic appeal but also offers additional protection against corrosion, extending the tool's service life. This rethreading die is an essential component for maintaining the integrity of threaded connections, preventing the need for costly replacements and minimizing downtime in operations. By effectively restoring threads, it ensures that fasteners can be reused safely, contributing to cost savings and operational efficiency. Whether used in workshops, on-site repairs, or assembly lines, the Greenfield Threading 5/16-18 UNC Hexagon Rethreading Die is a reliable solution for maintaining the functionality and safety of threaded components.
Restores damaged or worn external threads
Constructed from durable carbon steel
Right-hand cut design for standard threading applications
Hexagonal shape for secure grip and optimal torque application
Compatible with 5/16-18 UNC threads
Thickness: 0.3125 inches
Diameter: 0.6875 inches
Bright finish enhances corrosion resistance
Extends tool service life
Prevents costly fastener replacements
Minimizes operational downtime
Ensures safe reuse of fasteners
Ideal for workshops, on-site repairs, and assembly lines