Cleveland Golf
Cleveland Golf C65586 Hex Die M16x2.00 Pneumatic Accessory
Hex rethreading die cuts M16×2.00 metric threads with a 28.58 mm hex drive and 31.75 mm outside diameter
- TypeDies & Taps
- MaterialCarbon
- Cuts clean M16 threads with 2.00 mm pitch
- Carbon steel body resists wear during repeated use
- Hex profile allows standard wrench engagement
- 75 mm outside diameter fits common die stocks
- 88 mm thickness supports full thread depth
Hex Die M16x2.00 for Thread Repair
The Cleveland Golf C65586 is a solid hex rethreading die made from carbon steel for restoring damaged M16 metric threads. It suits maintenance technicians and mechanics who need to clean or cut external threads on bolts, studs or shafts in workshop or field conditions.
Metric M16 Interface Limits
The die cuts a standard M16 thread with a 2.00 mm pitch and right-hand direction, conforming to the metric coarse series. Its 31.75 mm outside diameter and 28.58 mm hex flats require a matching die stock or wrench, and the 15.88 mm thickness sets the maximum thread length per pass.
Capacity and Headroom
Carbon steel construction handles routine carbon and mild steel fasteners comfortably, while the bright machined finish reduces galling during cutting. It is not suited for high-volume production threading, hardened alloys or stainless steel where faster wear or breakage would occur.
Highlights
- Cuts clean M16 threads with 2.00 mm pitch
- Carbon steel body resists wear during repeated use
- Hex profile allows standard wrench engagement
- 75 mm outside diameter fits common die stocks
- 88 mm thickness supports full thread depth
Specifications
| Brand | Cleveland |
|---|---|
| Model | C65586 |
| Type | Dies & Taps |
| Material | Carbon |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the M16×2.00 die or a different thread size?
Choose the M16×2.00 die when you need to cut or repair metric threads with a 2.00 mm pitch on a 16 mm bolt; other sizes in the range have different diameters or pitches and will not fit this thread.
What does the 2.00 mm pitch mean once the die is in use?
It means each complete turn of the die advances the thread by 2.00 mm, producing a standard coarse metric profile on the workpiece.
The die has a 28.58 mm hex — what drive tools does that fit?
The 28.58 mm hex fits a matching 28.58 mm socket or spanner, allowing high torque application with a standard hand or impact driver.
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