Hertel High-Speed Steel Straight Flute Tap, 3/8-16 UNC, 4 Flute, Taper Chamfer, 2B Class of Fit, Bright/Uncoated Finish, 1-1/4" Thread Length, 2-15/16" OAL, Right Hand
Product Description
Hertel High-Speed Steel Straight Flute Tap, 3/8-16 UNC, 4 Flute, Taper Chamfer, 2B Class of Fit, Bright/Uncoated Finish, 1-1/4" Thread Length, 2-15/16" OAL, Right Hand
- PRECISION THREADING: Hertel Straight Flute Tap designed for 3/8-16 UNC threads with 4 flutes and taper chamfer for clean, accurate threading in various materials.
- HIGH-QUALITY CONSTRUCTION: Made from durable high-speed steel with a bright/uncoated finish for excellent performance and longevity in threading applications.
- PROFESSIONAL SPECIFICATIONS: Features 2B class of fit, 1-1/4" thread length, and 2-15/16" overall length for precise industrial and mechanical applications.
- RIGHT-HAND DESIGN: Standard right-hand threading capability makes this tap compatible with the most common threading requirements in manufacturing and repair work.
- VERSATILE APPLICATION: Straight flute design provides excellent chip evacuation when working with various materials, ideal for both professional machinists and DIY enthusiasts.
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