Somta Series 521 - HSS Straight Flute Short Hand Second (Intermediate) Tap BSW 1/16" x 60 TPI SOMTA - Series 501 HSS Metric Tap M11 x 1.5 Taper - Short Hand Tap 125 mm Anvil 11102

Name: Somta Series 521 - HSS Straight Flute Short Hand Second (Intermediate) Tap BSW 1/16" x 60 TPI SOMTA - Series 501 HSS Metric Tap M11 x 1.5 Taper - Short Hand Tap 125 mm Anvil 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 64897663158
Price: 229.50 USD
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Somta Series 521 HSS Straight Flute Short Hand Second (Intermediate) Tap BSW 1 16" x 60 TPI SOMTA Series 501 HSS Metric Tap M11 x 1.5 Taper Short Hand Tap 125 mm Anvil 11102 125 mm Anvil Adjustable Size Control: Allows for precise reaming within the 11 12mm range with size adjustment based on your needs Achieve precise and consistent Whitworth threading with the SOMTA Series 521 HSS BSW Tap 1 16" Intermediate ensuring smooth and efficient cutting with optimal chip evacuation

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