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Machine tap G DIN 5156 shape C 2.5xD HSS-E 3/8 inch

Machine tap G DIN 5156 shape C 2.5xD HSS-E 3/8 inch

Machine tap G DIN 5156 shape C 2.5xD HSS-E 3/8 inch
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Application
- Whitworth pipe thread
- Through holes and blind holes
- Max. drilling depth 2.5xD
- Steels up to 800 N/mm²

Execution
  • DIN 5156-DIN ISO 228
  • DIN chamfer shape C (2-3 turns)

Notes
Cost-effective design.

Brand: LIZZARD
Material to be processed: Steel
Thread type x nominal diameter in inches: G 3/8 in
Max. thread depth: 2.5xD
Thread dimension: G 3/8 inch - 19
Number of thread starts per inch: 19
Cutting material: HSSE
Surface: Uncoated
Hole type: Clearance/blind hole ≤ 2.5xD
Lead angle shape: C
Length: 100 mm
Cutting edge length: 22 mm
Core hole diameter: 15,25 mm
Shank diameter: 12 mm
Shank square: 9 mm
Thread type: Pipe thread
Twist angle: 0°
DIN: 5156
Coolant supply: External
Nominal diameter in inches: 3/8 in
Shank style: Cylindrical with square drive
Cutting direction: Right-hand cutting

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