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3/8″x24 UNF HSS GT STR. FLUTE TAPER TAP
UNF (Unified Fine)
HSS Ground Thread Taps
Straight Flute Individual Sizes
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SKU : SHR0851130A
UNF (Unified Fine)
HSS Ground Thread Taps
Straight Flute Individual Sizes
Specification :
Brand : Sherwood
eCl@ss Code : 21010210
Overall Length : 76.0
Overall Weight : 0.035
Shank Diameter : 10.00
Size – Pitch : 3/8″ x 24
Supplier Part No. : –
Thread Length : 20.0
UNSPSC Code : 27112806
| Weight | 1 kg |
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