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Hand tap DIN 352 F third tap HSS-E M12

Hand tap DIN 352 F third tap HSS-E M12

Hand tap DIN 352 F third tap HSS-E M12
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Application
For production of standard ISO DIN 13 metric threads. For hard-to-machine materials such as heat-, rust- and acid-resistant steel, bronze and thermosetting plastic, up to approx. 1200 N/mm2 strength.

Execution
  • Third tap with chamfer shape C without ring
  • Right-cutting
  • Straight-grooved
  • HSSE, surface-treated


Brand: LIZZARD
Thread type x nominal diameter: M12
Pitch: 1,75 mm
Core hole diameter: 10,20 mm
Length: 75 mm
Shank diameter: 9 mm
Shank square: 7 mm
Colour ring system: Stainless steels
Design: Third tap
Shank style: Cylindrical with square drive
Thread type: Metric thread
Lead angle shape: C
DIN: 352
Cutting material: HSSE
Cutting direction: Right-hand cutting
Hole type: Clearance/blind hole ≤ 2.5xD
Surface: Vaporised
Tolerance of screw taps: 6H
Nominal diameter: 12 mm
Twist angle: 0°

EAN no.: 4024496017423

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