Somta Series 509 - HSSE-V Spiral Flute Metric Tap M5 X 1 (Standard) Somta Series 573 – HSS Gun Nose Tap BSP-G 3/4" (Standard) Standard Size Fitting: Designed with 11102

Name: Somta Series 509 - HSSE-V Spiral Flute Metric Tap M5 X 1 (Standard) Somta Series 573 – HSS Gun Nose Tap BSP-G 3/4" (Standard) Standard Size Fitting: Designed with 11102
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SKU: 87596728064
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Somta Series 509 HSSE V Spiral Flute Metric Tap M5 X 1 (Standard) Somta Series 573 – HSS Gun Nose Tap BSP G 3 4" (Standard) Standard Size Fitting: Designed with 11102 Standard Size Fitting: Designed with a standard tap size fitting for easy installation without the need to modify or replace existing plumbing Part No: 1205 1501S ✅ Durable HSSE V3 Material – Provides excellent wear resistance and longevity Optimized for Precision Blind Hole Tapping

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