Dormer E500 HSS Metric Coarse Tap M8 Second
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Dormer E500 straight flute tap in HSS High Speed Steel, 8 mm metric coarse pitch (1.25 mm).
This is the second or intermediate tap in a set, suitable for tapping through holes or blind holes in most materials.
Straight flute taps can be used by hand or in a machine.
Class 2 tolerance for 6H fit with bright surface finish and straight flute geometry per ISO 529.
This is the second or intermediate tap in a set, suitable for tapping through holes or blind holes in most materials.
Straight flute taps can be used by hand or in a machine.
Class 2 tolerance for 6H fit with bright surface finish and straight flute geometry per ISO 529.
EAN 7320760094877 · DORMER. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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