Cleveland Golf
Cleveland Golf C65587 M20x2.50 hex rethreading die
Hex rethreading die restores M20 × 2.50 metric threads with a 37.14 mm hex drive
- TypeDies & Taps
- MaterialCarbon
- M20 x 2.50 metric thread restores damaged bolts
- Carbon steel construction resists wear during rethreading
- 14 mm hex fits standard wrenches and sockets
- 22 mm thickness provides solid cutting engagement
- 27 mm outside diameter matches M20 die standards
M20 × 2.50 metric rethreading die
The Cleveland Golf C65587 is a solid hex die for restoring external M20 threads with a 2.50 mm pitch. Carbon steel construction and a bright machined finish suit workshop and field repairs on right-hand metric fasteners.
41.27 mm outside diameter with 37.14 mm hex drive
The 41.27 mm outside diameter and 37.14 mm hex size allow standard wrench engagement without specialised holders. Carbon steel resists wear during hand or powered use, keeping cutting edges sharp for clean thread restoration.
22.22 mm die thickness for sustained cutting
A 22.22 mm thickness provides enough cutting depth to complete longer repairs without frequent repositioning. The solid hex profile transmits torque evenly, reducing the risk of chatter when chasing damaged threads over extended lengths.
Highlights
- M20 x 2.50 metric thread restores damaged bolts
- Carbon steel construction resists wear during rethreading
- 14 mm hex fits standard wrenches and sockets
- 22 mm thickness provides solid cutting engagement
- 27 mm outside diameter matches M20 die standards
Specifications
| Brand | Cleveland |
|---|---|
| Model | C65587 |
| Type | Dies & Taps |
| Material | Carbon |
Questions about this item
How do I install the M20x2.50 hex rethreading die and what step is often missed?
Use a 37.14 mm wrench on the hex flats; the step often missed is starting the die square to the bolt axis so the 2.50 mm pitch engages cleanly.
What maintenance or replacement will the carbon steel die need later?
The carbon steel cutting edges dull with use; replace the die when threads show tear-out or the 2.50 mm pitch no longer cuts cleanly.
What limit appears first when using the die continuously on M20 bolts?
Heat buildup in the 22.22 mm thick carbon steel body reduces cutting efficiency before the 41.27 mm outside diameter shows wear.
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