Hanson 7404 Carbon Steel Hexagon Die, 3/8-18 NPT
- 9 available for special order at
- 9 available for special order at
- 9 available for special order at
Key Features
AI Generated- Provides accurate 3/8" NPT threading with an 18‑thread per inch pitch.
- Made from high‑grade carbon steel, the tool delivers reliable strength every time.
- Whether you’re a tradesperson or a homeowner, this die simplifies pipe repairs.
- Compact dimensions of 4.01" L x 3.01" W x 1.01" H fit neatly in any toolbox.
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.Description
The Irwin Hanson 7404 is a carbon steel hexagon die designed to restore damaged or stripped pipe threads. This taper pipe die is used with open end, socket, or box type wrenches for hand threading applications, making it useful for plumbing and air pipe repairs.
When pipe threads become worn or damaged, this die allows you to repair them efficiently, restoring functionality to pipes and fittings rather than requiring replacement. Whether you are a professional tradesperson or a DIY enthusiast, having the right die on hand ensures you can address thread damage promptly and effectively.
Features and Benefits
- Carbon Steel Construction: Durable material provides strength and longevity for repeated use in thread restoration work.
- Right Hand Thread: Designed for right-hand threading in standard plumbing and pipe applications.
- NPT Thread Type: National Pipe Taper threading is ideal for tapered pipe connections used in plumbing and air systems.
- Hanson Quality: Part of Irwin's Hanson line, known for reliable performance in hand tools.
- Compact Design: Small footprint makes storage and inventory handling simple.
- Hand Tool Operation: Works with open end, socket, or box type wrenches for controlled threading without requiring power equipment.
Specifications
- Brand: Irwin
- Model: 7404
- Fastener Diameter: 3/8 inch
- Thread Size: 3/8-18 NPT
- Thread Type: Right hand, taper pipe
- Material: Carbon steel
- Quantity: 1 piece
How to Use
Use this die with an open end, socket, or box type wrench for hand-threading applications. Insert the die into the wrench and turn it onto the end of the pipe to cut new threads or restore damaged ones.