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ATORN threading die HSSE M5 0.8 mm 20 mm 6g 22568

ATORN threading die HSSE M5 0.8 mm 20 mm 6g 22568

ATORN threading die HSSE M5 0.8 mm 20 mm 6g 22568
Item no: 1015207 109 

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Application
For tapping metric male threads in the steel, stainless steel, NF metal and special alloy material groups up to a strength of 1300 N/mm².

Execution
Right-handed die, tol. 6g with spiral point (from M2) and nitrided, pre-slotted, 2.0-threaded chamfer

Advantage
  • Specialised insert with optimised chipping geometry for use in materials that are difficult to machine
  • Micro-cutting edge treatment and special lapping process for high process reliability and a long service life


Brand: ATORN
Material to be processed: Universal use
Thread type: Metric thread
Cutting material: HSSE
Tolerance of dies: 6 g
Thread type x nominal diameter: M5
Pitch: 0,8 mm
Outer diameter: 20 mm
Height: 7 mm
Cutting direction: Right-hand cutting

ATORN-No.: 11190051

EAN no.: 4050293114652

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