Hepyc 23251 – M12 x 1.0mm HSS ISO529 Straight Flute Hand Tap 6H Taper Somta Series 112 – Cobalt Jobber Drill 15/64" Part No: 7230 11102

Name: Hepyc 23251 – M12 x 1.0mm HSS ISO529 Straight Flute Hand Tap 6H Taper Somta Series 112 – Cobalt Jobber Drill 15/64" Part No: 7230 11102
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SKU: 3841253556
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Hepyc 23251 – M12 x 1.0mm HSS ISO529 Straight Flute Hand Tap 6H Taper Somta Series 112 – Cobalt Jobber Drill 15 64" Part No: 7230 11102 Part No: 7230 Thread Form Details: Finer pitch provides greater tensile stress area than coarse threads of the same size 6H tolerance for precise internal thread production Professional quality Hepyc straight flute taper hand tap manufactured from premium high speed steel (HSS) for accurate and reliable metric fine thread cutting applications

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