No. 93
Series T-Handle Tap Wrenches
Starrett No. 93 T-Handle Tap Wrenches are
for holding taps, drills, reamers, and other small tools to be turned
by hand.
The body is centered, enabling the worker
to use it on lathe centers or on an upright drilling machine to start
the tap straight. The jaws conform to the tool being held, making it rigid
and less apt to loosen. They are properly heat treated to withstand ordinary
shop use.
All wrenches have a sliding handle that is
frictionally held. This feature permits the handle to be removed entirely
or positioned so that leverage can be applied when working in close quarters.
The Nos. 93D, E and F sizes are identical
in construction to the Nos. 93A, B and C models, except the bodies are
proportionately longer. These longer tap wrenches are very handy in machine,
automobile service, and aviation repair shops because they eliminate the
need for stocking special long taps for depths which cannot be reached
with shorter wrenches.
NOTE: These tools are designed to hold square
shanks. Round shanks can be gripped, but care must be used. Excessive
tightening may break the binding nut.
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Packed one in a box.
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