Dormer E500 HSS Metric Coarse Tap M6 Second
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The Dormer E500 is a straight flute tap in HSS (high speed steel) suitable for hand tapping or machine use.
Metric coarse pitch (M6 × 1.0).
This is the second (intermediate) tap in a three-tap set; the set comprises taper, second, and bottoming taps for tapping blind holes in most materials.
Tolerance Class 2 for 6H fit.
Bright surface finish.
Chamfer configuration types 1, 2 and 3; serial types 4 and 5.
Conforms to ISO 529.
Metric coarse pitch (M6 × 1.0).
This is the second (intermediate) tap in a three-tap set; the set comprises taper, second, and bottoming taps for tapping blind holes in most materials.
Tolerance Class 2 for 6H fit.
Bright surface finish.
Chamfer configuration types 1, 2 and 3; serial types 4 and 5.
Conforms to ISO 529.
EAN 7320760094815 · DORMER. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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