Somta Series 551 - Hss Unf Tap 3/4" Bottom Insize Spherical Anvil Tube Micrometer 0-1" Range Series 3260-1S A precision-ground NT30 to Jacobs 11102

Name: Somta Series 551 - Hss Unf Tap 3/4" Bottom Insize Spherical Anvil Tube Micrometer 0-1" Range Series 3260-1S A precision-ground NT30 to Jacobs 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 71596927388
Price: 129.86 USD
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Somta Series 551 Hss Unf Tap 3 4" Bottom Insize Spherical Anvil Tube Micrometer 0 1" Range Series 3260 1S A precision ground NT30 to Jacobs 11102 A precision ground NT30 to Jacobs Taper 6 (JT6) drill chuck arbor with M12 drawbar thread offering reliable performance with a 29 mm cutting diameter and integrated internal coolant bore for effective chip evacuation and temperature control Versatile tool suitable for various tapping applications Somta Series 551 – Somta Hss Unf Tap 3 4" Bottom

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