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Somta Series 177 – Cobalt Jobber Drill 3.50β€―mm (HSS-Co, DIN 338, Straight Shank) Insize Imperial Depth Micrometer 0-200mm Range Series 3240 - 200 πŸ”Ή Thread Size: UNC 1"πŸ”Ή 6990-300A

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Somta Series 177 – Cobalt Jobber Drill 3.50 mm (HSS Co, DIN 338, Straight Shank) Insize Imperial Depth Micrometer 0 200mm Range Series 3240 200 πŸ”Ή Thread Size: UNC 1"πŸ”Ή 6990 300A πŸ”Ή Thread Size: UNC 1"πŸ”Ή Thread Standard: Unified National Coarse (UNC)πŸ”Ή Thread Tolerance Class: ISO 2 (2B)πŸ”Ή Flank Angle: 60Β°πŸ”Ή Tap Type: Gun Nose Spiral Point Short Machine TapπŸ”Ή Cutting Direction: Right HandπŸ”Ή Application: General Purpose Through Hole TappingπŸ”Ή Shank Standard: ISO 529πŸ”Ή Material: HSS (High Speed Steel)πŸ”Ή Hole Type: Through Hole Complete & Ready to Use: Includes all necessary components for an easy and effective repair process 30Β° Helix Angle high tensile steel

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