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Klein Tools 32217 Drill Tap Tool Kit

$49.99

Klein 32217 Drill Tap Took Kit comes with 6 commonly-used sizes of tap tools to let you drill, tap and deburr in one easy set, plus two extra of the smaller taps.

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Product Description

Klein Tools 32217 Drill Tap Tool Kit

 Six Tap Sizes Plus Two Extra of the Smaller Taps

The Klein 32217 Drill Tap Took Kit comes with 6 commonly-used sizes of tap tools to let you drill, tap and deburr in one easy set. Each piece works easily with the quick connect in power tools giving you the flexibility you’ll need. The tap tools are made of high speed steel for added durability and can be used on aluminum, brass, and copper, plastic and mild steel as well as up to 10 gauge metal. Comes included with a carrying case, (2) 6-32 Drill Tap Tool, (2) 8-32 Drill Tap Tool, (1) 10-32 Drill Tap Tool, (1) 10-24 Drill Tap Tool, (1) 12-24 Drill Tap Tool and (1) 1/4 – 20 Drill Tap Tool.

  • Drill, tap and deburr in one easy step.
  • Used for aluminum, brass, copper, plastic and mild steel.
  • Designed for use on up to 10 gauge metal.
  • 1/4” hex for easier application with quick connect.
  • Includes a carrying case.
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Additional Information

Weight 0.5 lbs
Dimensions 10 × 3 × 10 in

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