Metric Hex Die, 10mm - 1.00 - Vermont American

Part #: 21240

The Vermont American 21240 Metric Hex Die, 10mm - 1.00, is an essential tool for professional technicians and mechanics requiring precise threading capabilities. Engineered for durability and accuracy, this hex die is designed to create clean, reliable 10mm x 1.00 metric threads on a variety of materials, making it ideal for a wide range of repair and fabrication tasks in automotive and industrial settings.

Key Features

  • Durable Carbon Tool Steel: Constructed from fully heat-treated carbon tool steel, this die offers exceptional strength and wear resistance, ensuring long-lasting performance and consistent thread quality.
  • Accurate Metric Threading: Designed to produce precise 10mm x 1.00 metric threads, critical for ensuring proper fastener fitment and component integrity.
  • Standard Hexagon Design: Features a 1-inch hexagon profile, allowing for easy and secure engagement with standard wrenches and die stocks, enhancing versatility and ease of use.
  • Clear Size Identification: The die is clearly stamped with its size and starting size, facilitating quick identification and streamlining workflow in busy workshops.
  • Professional Compatibility: Engineered to seamlessly integrate with common die stocks and wrenches, fitting effortlessly into professional toolsets.

Applications

This metric hex die is a vital component for professionals involved in vehicle maintenance, machinery repair, and custom fabrication. It is particularly well-suited for rethreading or cutting new threads on components commonly found in foreign cars, motorcycles, and various types of industrial machinery. Whether repairing stripped threads on bolts, shafts, or creating new threaded holes, this tool provides the precision needed for secure and reliable assemblies.

Specifications

  • Across Flat Dimension: 1 inch
  • Thread Size: 10mm - 1.00
  • Material: Heat-treated Carbon Tool Steel
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This product was added to our catalog on Friday 09 February, 2007.