Dormer E500 HSS Metric Coarse Tap M4 Taper
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Dormer E500 straight flute tap in high-speed steel, size 4 mm × 0.7 metric coarse pitch.
Taper profile (first tap in a set) for breaking chips and starting holes.
Suitable for hand tapping or machine operation in through or blind holes across most materials.
Class 2 tolerance for 6H fit, bright surface finish, ISO 529 compliant.
Taper profile (first tap in a set) for breaking chips and starting holes.
Suitable for hand tapping or machine operation in through or blind holes across most materials.
Class 2 tolerance for 6H fit, bright surface finish, ISO 529 compliant.
EAN 7320760154786 · DORMER. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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