Morse 1-1/2 - 6 Tpi 4 Flute, 1-3/8 - 12 6 Flute Tap Choose 1 1.50x6 Or 1.375x12 on 2040-parts.com
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
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This sale is for one tap of your choice..Let me know which size you are choosing..If you buy more than one the rest of the shipping will be FREE. I will ship right away for 5.95 to lower 48 states. or will use E BAYS Global shipping service
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Tools for Sale
Field hs 1-7/8 - 5 nc plug tap 6 flute or gtd 1-29/32 x 32 tpi 8 flute choose 1(US $49.88)
Millstar bd-1250-r-08 or bd-1250-r-08-fs carbide inserts 2 total new(US $29.89)
Lin-act air cylinder series a4 a4cd-1.5x3.00-2-j 250 psi(US $134.00)
Butterfield 2-1/2 x 8 npt tap 7 or 8 flute choose 2 1/2 inch -8 tpi pipe thread(US $149.99)
3" - 8 npt tap butterfield regal nptf pipe taper thread full skip tooth 3 x 8(US $189.99)
Butterfield 2 x 11-1/2 tpi npt pipe tap 2" 11 1/2 11.5 skip or full tooth choose(US $79.98)
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