Somta Series 581 - HSS Straight Flute Parallel Pipe Taper (First Tap) NPS 3/8" x 18 TPI Angle Plate 5"x5"x7" - Slotted and Webbed Part No: 1205-1503S Point Type_Flat

Name: Somta Series 581 - HSS Straight Flute Parallel Pipe Taper (First Tap) NPS 3/8" x 18 TPI Angle Plate 5"x5"x7" - Slotted and Webbed Part No: 1205-1503S Point Type_Flat
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 15023377546
Price: 122.00 USD
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Rating: 4.1935 (19 reviews)

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Somta Series 581 HSS Straight Flute Parallel Pipe Taper (First Tap) NPS 3 8" x 18 TPI Angle Plate 5"x5"x7" Slotted and Webbed Part No: 1205 1503S Point Type_Flat Part No: 1205 1503S Overall Length: 95 mm Application: Pipe fittings and fluid system components Cut Direction: Right Hand

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