Dormer E500 HSS Metric Coarse Tap M3 Set
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Dormer E500 straight-flute taps in HSS (High Speed Steel) for metric coarse threading.
The set comprises three taps: taper (first), intermediate (second) and bottoming (third), suitable for tapping through or blind holes in most materials.
Hand-operable or machine-compatible.
Class 2 tolerance for 6H fit; bright surface finish.
Complies with ISO 529.
The set comprises three taps: taper (first), intermediate (second) and bottoming (third), suitable for tapping through or blind holes in most materials.
Hand-operable or machine-compatible.
Class 2 tolerance for 6H fit; bright surface finish.
Complies with ISO 529.
EAN 7320760094464 · DORMER. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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