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1/8″x 1/4″ 100DEG HSS-COBALT 3FL S/S PILOTED C/SINK
Rp193.000
HSS-Co 5% 3 Flute Piloted Countersinks
For the production of high precision concentrically centred countersinks in most metals where pilot holes have been pre-drilled. Shank diameter: 3/16″
Inclined Angles for Countersunk Socket Head Screws
Thread Series: Metric. Standard: BS EN ISO 10642. Thread Size: up to M20. Countersink Angle: 90°.
Thread Series: Metric. Standard: BS EN ISO 10642. Thread Size: over M20. Countersink Angle: 60°.
Thread Series: UNC/F. Standard: ANSI B 18.3. Thread Size: No.0 to 1″. Countersink Angle: 82°.
Thread Series: BSW/F. Standard: BS 2470. Thread Size: 1/8″ to 1″. Countersink Angle: 90°.
Thread Series: BA. Standard: BS 2470. Thread Size: 8BA to 0BA. Countersink Angle: 90°.
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SKU : SHR0205051E
HSS-Co 5% 3 Flute Piloted Countersinks
For the production of high precision concentrically centred countersinks in most metals where pilot holes have been pre-drilled. Shank diameter: 3/16″
Inclined Angles for Countersunk Socket Head Screws
Thread Series: Metric. Standard: BS EN ISO 10642. Thread Size: up to M20. Countersink Angle: 90°.
Thread Series: Metric. Standard: BS EN ISO 10642. Thread Size: over M20. Countersink Angle: 60°.
Thread Series: UNC/F. Standard: ANSI B 18.3. Thread Size: No.0 to 1″. Countersink Angle: 82°.
Thread Series: BSW/F. Standard: BS 2470. Thread Size: 1/8″ to 1″. Countersink Angle: 90°.
Thread Series: BA. Standard: BS 2470. Thread Size: 8BA to 0BA. Countersink Angle: 90°.
Specification :
Body Dia. : 1/4″
Brand : Sherwood
Diameter : 1/8″
eCl@ss Code : 21010101
Inc. Angle : 100°
Overall Length : 2 1/2″
Product Number : 5810
UNSPSC Code : 23241603
| Weight | 1 kg |
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