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Somta Series 541 - HSS Straight Flute Short Hand Second (Intermediate) Tap UNC 7/16" x 14 TPI Best Carbide 4mm 4 Flute Corner Radius End Mill – 0.5mm Radius Size : 280 x 190 NCIH26-3

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Somta Series 541 HSS Straight Flute Short Hand Second (Intermediate) Tap UNC 7 16" x 14 TPI Best Carbide 4mm 4 Flute Corner Radius End Mill – 0.5mm Radius Size : 280 x 190 NCIH26 3 Size : 280 x 190 x 130mm Measures in two directions Designed for general hand tapping ✔ Thread Size: 7 16" UNC (Unified National Coarse)✔ Standard: ISO 529✔ Material: High Speed Steel (HSS) for enhanced strength and wear resistance✔ Thread Form: 60° flank angle for precision and secure thread cutting✔ Tolerance Class: ISO 2 (2B) for a standard thread fit✔ Flute Type: Straight flute for effective chip removal✔ Lead Type: Intermediate lead for balanced cutting performance✔ Cutting Direction: Right hand cutting✔ Application: General purpose threading across various materials

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