Somta Series 911 – Carbon Steel Die Nut (M12 X 1.75) SOMTA - Series 511 HSS Metric Tap M20 x 2.0 Taper (Fine) Short Hand Tap 1) Convenient one touch fittings 11102

Name: Somta Series 911 – Carbon Steel Die Nut (M12 X 1.75) SOMTA - Series 511 HSS Metric Tap M20 x 2.0 Taper (Fine) Short Hand Tap 1) Convenient one touch fittings 11102
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SKU: 6427087895
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Somta Series 911 – Carbon Steel Die Nut (M12 X 1.75) SOMTA - Series 511 HSS Metric Tap M20 x 2.0 Taper (Fine) Short Hand Tap 1) Convenient one touch fittings 11102

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Somta Series 911 – Carbon Steel Die Nut (M12 X 1.75) SOMTA Series 511 HSS Metric Tap M20 x 2.0 Taper (Fine) Short Hand Tap 1) Convenient one touch fittings 11102 1) Convenient one touch fittings provide instant tubing connections Ordering Code: 16 ER 11 W P25C Standard Compliance: ISO Metric Somta Series 911 – Carbon Steel Die Nut (M12 x 1

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