Somta Series 541 - HSS Straight Flute Short Hand Taper (First Tap) UNC 1-3/8" x 6 TPI Water-Tite Range: 2"–6" Insize GO Thread Ring Gauge M18X1.5 Series 4129-18R

Name: Somta Series 541 - HSS Straight Flute Short Hand Taper (First Tap) UNC 1-3/8" x 6 TPI Water-Tite Range: 2"–6" Insize GO Thread Ring Gauge M18X1.5 Series 4129-18R
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 80304182372
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Somta Series 541 HSS Straight Flute Short Hand Taper (First Tap) UNC 1 3 8" x 6 TPI Water Tite Range: 2"–6" Insize GO Thread Ring Gauge M18X1.5 Series 4129 18R Range: 2"–6" Designed for precise edge and centre finding on workpieces Application: General purpose tapping across various materials Cut Direction: Right Hand

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