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Somta Series 528 - HSSE-V Spiral Flute Tap BSW 1/2" (Standard) 4754-3100 Manufactured from stainless steel and MT0808C1418NPTMT7
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Somta Series 528 HSSE V Spiral Flute Tap BSW 1 2" (Standard) 4754 3100 Manufactured from stainless steel and MT0808C1418NPTMT7 Manufactured from stainless steel and equipped with a clear digital display Lower jaw measuring range (center to center): 10โ300mm 0 Why Choose the Somta Series 528 BSW 1 2" Spiral Flute Tap ๐น Thread Size: BSW 1 2"๐น Thread Standard: British Standard Whitworth (BSW)๐น Thread Tolerance Class: Class 2๐น Flank Angle: 55ยฐ๐น Tap Type: Spiral Flute Short Machine Tap๐น Helix Angle: 35ยฐ Right Hand๐น Cutting Direction: Right Hand๐น Application: General Purpose Blind Hole Tapping๐น Shank Standard: ISO 529๐น Material: HSSE V3 (High Speed Steel)๐น Hole Type: Blind Hole
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