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Insize American Standard Thread Plug Gage 5/8-11UNC Class 2B Series 4131-5C1 Insize Angle Mechanical Bore Gauge 35-60 mm Range Series 2827-60A allowing for easy access to Point Type_Flat

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Insize American Standard Thread Plug Gage 5 8 11UNC Class 2B Series 4131 5C1 Insize Angle Mechanical Bore Gauge 35 60 mm Range Series 2827 60A allowing for easy access to Point Type_Flat allowing for easy access to confined spaces Material: OHNS (Oil Hardened Non shrinking Steel) Type: Thread Plug Gage (GO & NOGO) The Insize 4131 5C1 is designed for gauging 5 8 11UNC threads

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