Krino 17005402 - Set of 7 Metric Hand Tap Set of 3 Pieces, 7 Rolled Bits and 1 Alloy Tap - 29 Pieces

• Usage: Suitable for working on iron, mild steel and low strength up to R≤ 600 N/mm²
• Specification: Metric taps are manufactured according to UNI 4535; rolled drills are produced in short series according to DIN 338.
• Quality: CV taps are widely used in cleaning and restoring damaged threads, both in the automotive field and in all professional works; the rolled bits are produced in short series according to DIN 338; the tap is made of light alloy to contain the weight of the product.
• Contents: Set of 7 hand taps in series of 3 pieces, 7 rolled drill bits DIN 338 and a tap wrench gr. 1.1/2 light alloy in metal box
• Measurements: 7 male in series of 3 pieces M 3.0 / 4.0 / 5.0 / 6.0 / 8.0 / 10.0 / 12 mm and 7 rolled tips: 2.5 / 3.3 / 4.2 / 5.0 / 6.8 / 8.5 / 10.3 mm and a tap wrench gr. 1.1/2

Hand taps, in series of 3 pieces, are suitable for threading through and blind holes in iron, mild steel, low strength steel. Rolled drills are "economical" tips due to the production process by hot rolling. They are therefore suitable for all non-industrial uses, where consistency of yields is not required, precision in the hole and accurate degree of finishing. And a tap tap made of lightweight alloy. [Krino Group] - Krino Spa was founded in 1982 in Montevecchia, north of Milan; specialized in the production of cutting tools since the early 1900s. Proud of recognition on the quality of its cutting tools for chip removal, it has experienced over the years a rapid expansion that has led to the construction of a new headquarters in Monticello Brianza. This has contributed to the development and completion of the various lines of high-quality tools, in full respect of the now widespread environmental sensitivity. In the summer of 2011, the acquisition process of the company LTI, famous for the production of internationally recognized high-quality inserts and sockets. The production is now carried out at the Krino headquarters, using the same production facilities and the same qualified labor.