Dormer E500 HSS Metric Coarse Tap M3.5 Taper
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Straight flute tap manufactured from HSS (High Speed Steel) in metric coarse pitch 3.5 mm × 0.6 mm.
Designed for both hand and machine tapping, capable of working through or blind holes in most materials.
When tapping blind holes, use as part of a three-tap set (taper, intermediate, and bottoming).
Tolerance Class 2 for 6H fit with bright surface finish.
Conforms to ISO 529.
Designed for both hand and machine tapping, capable of working through or blind holes in most materials.
When tapping blind holes, use as part of a three-tap set (taper, intermediate, and bottoming).
Tolerance Class 2 for 6H fit with bright surface finish.
Conforms to ISO 529.
EAN 7320760094402 · DORMER. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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