Dormer E5501/8 – 1/8" BSPT Rc HSS Straight Flute Hand Tap Insize Tubular Inside Micrometer 2-40" Range Series 3222-40 Applications: For general-purpose drilling in 11102

Name: Dormer E5501/8 – 1/8" BSPT Rc HSS Straight Flute Hand Tap Insize Tubular Inside Micrometer 2-40" Range Series 3222-40 Applications: For general-purpose drilling in 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 68496014837
Price: 69.85 USD
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Dormer E5501 8 – 1 8" BSPT Rc HSS Straight Flute Hand Tap Insize Tubular Inside Micrometer 2 40" Range Series 3222 40 Applications: For general purpose drilling in 11102 Applications: For general purpose drilling in steel • ISO 2 2B Finish: Bright (uncoated) The Dormer E5501 8 is a precision straight flute hand tap designed for producing Rc 1 8" British Standard Pipe Taper (BSPT) internal threads with 28 TPI

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