Somta Series 501 - HSS Straight Flute Short Hand Taper (First Tap) M12 x 1.75mm Contact Actuator Limit Switch 7mm Auto Cut Tube Cutter This MT2 slitting saw

Name: Somta Series 501 - HSS Straight Flute Short Hand Taper (First Tap) M12 x 1.75mm Contact Actuator Limit Switch 7mm Auto Cut Tube Cutter This MT2 slitting saw
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 12029830274
Price: 34.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7776000000000005 (17 reviews)

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Somta Series 501 HSS Straight Flute Short Hand Taper (First Tap) M12 x 1.75mm Contact Actuator Limit Switch 7mm Auto Cut Tube Cutter This MT2 slitting saw 7mm Auto Cut Tube Cutter is an advanced tool designed to streamline your tubing projects with precision and efficiency Specifications: Product Code: 220 600 0300 600 The Somta Series 501 is a precision ground HSS metric coarse pitch taper tap designed for accurate and reliable thread production in both through and blind holes Thread Size: M12 x 1

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