MORSE C/Tool 18-MM X 2.50-PITCH TAPER HAND TAPS MCT 38164
MORSE® 38164 7500 General Purpose Straight Flute Hand Tap, Right Hand Cutting, M18x2.5 Thread, D7 Thread Limit, Tapered Chamfer, 4 Flutes, Bright, HSS
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BrandMORSE®
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UPC686125381646
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Manufacturer Part Number38164
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CountryUSA
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Finish/CoatingBright
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Thread Length1-13/16 in
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MaterialHSS
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Thread LimitD7
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Thread SizeM18x2.5
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Thread StandardGround
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Chamfer TypeTapered
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Measurement SystemMetric
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TypeGeneral Purpose
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Series7500
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Number of Flutes4
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Cutting DirectionRight Hand
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Overall Length4-1/32 in
- Straight flute hand taps are used for hand tapping and machine tapping in through holes or blind holes in a wide variety of materials
| Competitor Name | Competitor Part Number |
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| Berkshire eSupply | MT3838164 |
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UNSPSC23241615
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Package Description1/PK
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Standards/ApprovalsISO 9001:2008
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