Cleveland Golf
Cleveland Golf C65629 pneumatic accessory 12 1.9688
Hex rethreading die restores UNF threads on 1-1/4 inch bolts with 12 threads per inch
- TypeDies & Taps
- MaterialCarbon
- Hex die restores damaged UNF threads on 1-1/4 in. bolts
- Carbon steel construction resists wear during repeated threading tasks
- 9688 in. hex fits standard wrenches for secure grip
- Right-hand UNF 12 TPI matches common fastener specs
- Solid one-piece design maintains alignment through full cutting depth
Hex rethreading bolt die
The Cleveland C65629 is a hex-shaped rethreading bolt die made from carbon steel. It is designed to clean or restore damaged external threads on bolts or studs. The tool suits maintenance and repair tasks where existing threads need correction.
Mechanics restoring UNF threads
This die suits technicians who need to repair 1 1/4-12 UNF right-hand threads using a hex drive. It is not for creating new threads from unthreaded stock or for left-hand thread applications. Buyers needing different thread pitches or diameters should look at other sizes.
1 1/4-12 UNF thread specification
The single specification that decides fit is the 1 1/4-12 UNF thread size with right-hand direction. The die has a 1.9688 in hex size for wrench engagement. Verify the bolt matches this exact thread form before purchasing.
Highlights
- Hex die restores damaged UNF threads on 1-1/4 in. bolts
- Carbon steel construction resists wear during repeated threading tasks
- 9688 in. hex fits standard wrenches for secure grip
- Right-hand UNF 12 TPI matches common fastener specs
- Solid one-piece design maintains alignment through full cutting depth
Specifications
| Brand | Cleveland |
|---|---|
| Model | C65629 |
| Type | Dies & Taps |
| Material | Carbon |
Questions about this item
What size wrench fits the 1.9688 in hex on this die?
A 1.9688 in wrench or socket matches the hex flats on the Cleveland Golf C65629 die for turning it by hand.
How do you start the die straight on the bolt so the new threads are not crossed?
Chamfer the bolt end, lubricate the threads, place the die square to the shaft and turn it clockwise with steady pressure for the first few threads.
When should the carbon-steel die be replaced?
Replace the die when the cutting edges no longer produce clean UNF threads or when thread gauges show the pitch diameter is out of tolerance.
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