Customer rating 4.8/5!Phantom Thread plug gauge, go and no go, UNC, 2B, with certificate 3/8 - 91.320.0952
Phantom Thread plug gauge, go and no go, UNC, 2B, with certificate 3/8 - 91.320.0952
Phantom Thread plug gauge, go and no go, UNC, 2B, with certificate 3/8 - 91.320.0952
Phantom Thread plug gauge, go and no go, UNC, 2B, with certificate 3/8 - 91.320.0952
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Product description
Product description
ASME B1.2, Delivery time on request
| Thread size (d1) | UNC 3/8 |
|---|---|
| Pitch-Inch (TPI) | 16 Threads per inch |
| Norm | ASME B1.2 |
| Tolerance d1 (Tol. d1) | 2B |
Article number: 91.320.0952. EAN: 8716563691969
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