Somta Series 551 - HSS Short Hand Tap 1-1/8" UNF Taper Insize Dial Snap Gauge 1-2" Range Series 3334-2 Recommended operating speed: 400–600 rpm and finishing applications on

Name: Somta Series 551 - HSS Short Hand Tap 1-1/8" UNF Taper Insize Dial Snap Gauge 1-2" Range Series 3334-2 Recommended operating speed: 400–600 rpm and finishing applications on
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 54750764959
Price: 162.00 USD
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Somta Series 551 HSS Short Hand Tap 1 1 8" UNF Taper Insize Dial Snap Gauge 1 2" Range Series 3334 2 Recommended operating speed: 400–600 rpm and finishing applications on Recommended operating speed: 400–600 rpm Chuck Connection: JT6 (Jacobs Taper 6) The Somta Series 551 is a precision ground HSS Unified National Fine (UNF) taper tap designed for accurate and reliable thread production in both through and blind holes Thread Size: UNF 1 1 8"

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