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Thread Identification Kit for Fittings

Sept. 4, 2015
Thread identification kit is used for determining male and female thread dimensions.
International thread identification kit is used for determining male and female thread dimensions. The kit includes a carrying case and 31 dual-threaded, heat-treated aluminum gauges for quick identification of both British-Standard-Parallel-Pipe (BSPP) and metric threads. Thread-gauge sizes range from M8 x 1.0 to M52 x 2.0 for metric sizes, and from ⅛-28 BSPP to 2-11 BSPP for BSPP sizes. Kit contains a thread and port guide booklet. Optional digital calipers are also available. Fittings Unlimited Inc., (800) 348-8467www.fittingsunlimited.com
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