METRIC FINE DIE NUTS SUTTON
NOMINAL DIAMETER X THREAD PITCH:M10 X 1.25
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METRIC FINE DIE NUTS SUTTON
M10 X 1.25
Hurrell Way Store
Pickup available, usually ready in 4 hours
38A Hurrell Way
Rockingham WA 6168
Australia
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38A Hurrell Way
Rockingham WA 6168
Australia
Sutton Tools metric fine die nuts (M441 series) are hexagonal carbon-alloy steel tools specifically designed for cleaning, repairing, and resizing damaged or burred external threads. They are engineered to be turned with a standard spanner or socket wrench, making them perfect for restricted spaces where a traditional die stock handle won’t fit.
Key Characteristics
- Function: Maintenance, repair, and thread chasing. They are not designed for cutting fresh threads onto blank stock.
- Material & Finish: High-quality Carbon/Tungsten Chrome Alloy Steel with a bright finish.
- Application Limits: Best suited for general-purpose use on mild steels, non-ferrous metals (like aluminum, brass, or copper), and plastics. They should not be used on high-tensile, precision, or safety-critical threads
Understanding the Specification Breakdown of M10 x 1.25
- M: Stands for Metric. This indicates the tool conforms to international metric thread standards.
- 10: Represents the Nominal Diameter (10mm). This means it is designed to fit a bolt that measures 10 millimeters across the outside of the threads.
- 1.25: Represents the Thread Pitch (1.25mm). This is the exact distance from the crest of one thread to the crest of the next.
- Metric Fine: A standard M10 bolt has a "coarse" pitch of 1.5mm. The 1.25mm pitch is a "fine" thread profile, which provides higher tensile strength and better vibration resistance. It is highly common in automotive steering, suspension, and engine components.