9742 Metric Hexagon Die, M12-1.25 Thread, High Carbon Steel
UPC #042526097423
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Introducing the Irwin 9742 Metric Die, a high-quality tool designed for precision and reliability, now available at Luedtke Lumber True Value in Lomira, WI. This metric die is specifically crafted for automotive repair and machinery applications where metric threads are essential. Made from high carbon steel, the Irwin 9742 die ensures durability and performance, making it an indispensable addition to your toolkit, whether you're a professional mechanic or a DIY enthusiast in Lomira.
- Material: Constructed from high carbon steel, providing strength and longevity for repeated use.
- Thread Size: Designed for M12-1.25 threads, making it ideal for a variety of automotive and machinery applications.
- Hexagon Design: The hexagon shape allows for easy gripping and turning, even in tight spaces.
- Right Hand Thread: Specifically designed for right-hand threading, ensuring compatibility with standard applications.
- Versatile Usage: Perfect for routine maintenance, repair work, and rethreading where high accuracy is not critical.
- Compact Size: With dimensions of 6.1 inches in length, 2.4 inches in width, and 1.8 inches in height, this die is easy to store and transport.
Imagine tackling your next automotive project with confidence, knowing you have the right tools at your disposal. The Irwin 9742 Metric Die is perfect for rethreading bolts and nuts, ensuring a secure fit in various materials. Whether you're working on a car, motorcycle, or machinery, this die will help you achieve the precision you need without the hassle.
In conclusion, the Irwin 9742 Metric Die is more than just a tool; it's a reliable partner for all your threading needs. Don't compromise on quality—equip yourself with this essential die available at Luedtke Lumber True Value in Lomira, WI, and experience the difference it makes in your projects.
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