Goliath HSS Straight Flute Left-Hand Bottom (Finishing) Tap MF14 x 1.5mm 3203-125A Setting Standards: Supplied with 55° Point Type_Flat

Name: Goliath HSS Straight Flute Left-Hand Bottom (Finishing) Tap MF14 x 1.5mm 3203-125A Setting Standards: Supplied with 55° Point Type_Flat
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 87470480811
Price: 145.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4968 (27 reviews)

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Goliath HSS Straight Flute Left Hand Bottom (Finishing) Tap MF14 x 1.5mm 3203 125A Setting Standards: Supplied with 55° Point Type_Flat Setting Standards: Supplied with 55° setting standards (except 0–25 mm range) this economic model is well suited for workshops 5mm✔ Tolerance: ISO 2 for a precise fit✔ Flute Type: Straight flute for efficient chip removal✔ Lead Type: Bottoming lead with a two thread lead for minimal thread run out✔ No and micro chipping resistance

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