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Hexagonal Dies – B.S.W/ B.S.F
- Hex dies, specifically BSW (British Standard Whitworth) and BSF (British Standard Fine) types, are used for cutting or rethreading external threads on cylindrical pieces, often bolts or rods.
- . BSW and BSF refer to specific thread standards, with BSW being a coarse thread and BSF being a finer thread. These dies are typically hexagonal in shape, allowing for use with a die stock or wrench.
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Hexagonal Dies – B.A.
- The inside of the die nut contains cutting edges that form new external threads on a workpiece or, more commonly, recut damaged threads.
- The spaces or holes between the cutting edges are designed to collect and carry away the material (chips) created during the threading process.
- They are made from High-Speed Steel (HSS), a material known for its durability and cutting performance.
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Hexagonal Dies – B.S.P.
- Hexagonal dies are excellent for cleaning up, rethreading, or repairing damaged, worn, or rusty external threads.Â
- They can be used to thread screws, nuts, and threaded rods in various applications.Â
- The die is designed to cut the specific thread form of the British Standard Pipe (B.S.P.) thread, which has a 55° angle
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