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Dormer F302 HSS Die Nuts Metric Coarse Thread 8.0 x 1.25 Pitch DORF302M8

Name: Dormer F302 HSS Die Nuts Metric Coarse Thread 8.0 x 1.25 Pitch DORF302M8
Brand: DORMER
SKU: F302M8
Price: 39.06 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product information

Description

General description

This is a high-speed steel (HSS) hexagonal die nut designed for reclaiming worn or damaged threads in various materials. It features a precise metric M8 thread with a 1.25 mm pitch and a tolerance class of 6g, making it suitable for use with steel, cast iron, and other ferrous materials.

Technical specifications

Thread type: Metric ISO M8

Pitch: 1.25 mm

Tolerance class: 6g

Dimensions according to BS 1127:1950 standard

Width over flat: approximately 0.82 (unknown units)

Thickness: approximately 5/16 (unknown units)

Material: High-speed steel (HSS) with a polished surface

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with steel, cast iron, and other ferrous materials

Designed for use with standard threading tools and accessories for M8 threads

Installation

Use with appropriate threading equipment to cut or repair internal threads

Ensure proper alignment and lubrication during use for best results

Usage

Ideal for repairing damaged threads or creating new threads in metal components

Suitable for use in construction, maintenance, and DIY projects involving metal threading

Other information

Also available in MF, UNC, G(BSPF) thread forms

Made from durable ferritic stainless steel and grey cast iron; also available in tempered brass and ductile cast iron with compact graphite

Features

Brand
DORMER
Pcs per pack
1
NF certification
NF302
Metric thread not standard thread
M8
Material
HSS

Advice from

Taps and dies buying guide

Taps and dies are essential to make or re-thread a screw, a nut or any other mechanical element. The three-piece tap sets are the most commoly used and the tap wrench is as important as the die stock for a proper tapping. Drilling is required before tapping.

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