These cookies make our website work. They include logging personal details, like login/sign-up or account data, browser information, images & videos, and shopping cart journey.
In addition, we use optimization cookies to test new features and designs on our website. The information collected helps us improve our website and customers' experience.
These cookies are used to understand the performance and relevancy of our adverts, to provide you with personalised adverts on other websites and social media, to track when you have arrived at our site from a recognised third-party affiliate website, and to track if you made a purchase based on the adverts we displayed to you.
These cookies enable us to provide personalised product and content recommendations, to make the browsing experience more relevant to you.
These cookies are used to offer customer surveys and feedback, to improve search results, and to allow you to share content from our website on social media.
These cookies help us improve our website by collecting and reporting information on how you use it.
LISLE LS/12220 Thread Chaser, Restore M20 x 1.5 NOx Sensor Threads
Payment
Delivery
Product Specifications:
| Item | Thread Chaser |
Shipping Info:
| Country of Origin | US |
Product Details:
Lisle LS/12220 NOx sensor thread chaser is a multiple point tool, employed as one of a set of four in a die head for cutting a screw thread. This thread chaser is used to improve the threads, contrary to a cutting tap that takes out too much thread material.
Features:
- Lisle LS/12220 thread chaser is suitable for use with a 13/16 inch hex socket.
- It can also be employed with a 3/8 inch square drive.
- This Lisle LS/12220 thread chaser repairs M20x1.5 NOx sensor threads.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q. What is the difference between a thread chaser and a tap?
A. Thread chasers are not manufactured for cutting new threads. On the other hand, the taps create new threads. When you drill a hole in a metal, you demand to run a bolt into the hole. Then you can use a tap to cut the thread.
Q. What is thread milling?
A. Thread milling is a universal, cost-efficient method for anyone cutting an array of threads, parts and workpiece materials on the same machine.
Q. What is a thread in machining?
A. A thread refers to a continuous helical ridge and has a uniform section on varied surfaces of a cylinder or cone. It can form on the screw / bolt (external) or nut (internal) surface. A thread's main function is to serve as a coupling between two mechanisms.
Explore Products
- MILLER ELECTRIC 094260 Tip Slip Contact .047 - Pack Of 5
- LITHONIA LIGHTING D15PUFF Lens, 1THZ9, 10640/10642
- UNISTRUT P2269HG Outside Angle Fitting, 4 Hole, Hot Dipped Galvanized
- TITAN FASTENERS BHU66
- REGAL 008386AS94 Hand Tap, 5/16-18 Size, H5 Limit, 4 Flutes, Plug With Alcrona Coating
- PROSENSE XTD-0-UNV Programmable Temperature Transmitter, Isolated, Thermocouple
- MARTIN SPROCKET 24A13 Sprocket, 24B-1 Chain, 13 Teeth, 159.204 mm Pitch Dia., 181.429 mm O.D., Steel
- TITAN FASTENERS DXC20
Explore More
- KEYSHAFT
- LUBE
- MAGLITE
- HARTING
- WEIL MCLAIN
- Transfer Tanks
- Group Lockout Boxes
- Rim Locks and Auxiliary Locks
- Compressor Air Filter
- Pedestal Fan Motors
- AKRO-MILS 30170 Shelf Bins
- ANSELL 70-761 Hyflex Uncoated Cut Resistant Gloves
- MCR SAFETY Leather Drivers Cream Work Gloves
- ANSELL 29-865 Alphatec Medium Duty Unsupported Neoprene Gloves
- KIPP 10-32 Thread Size Mushroom Knob
- QORPAK Sterile Polypropylene Culture Tube
- WRIGHT TOOL 3/8 Inch Drive 6 Point Deep Universal Power Sockets
- GATES Standard V-Belts, B Section
- WINSMITH SE Encore Series, E17 Size, XSFS Single Reduction Speed Reducers
Contact us
Contact your account manager right away to get personal advice.
We're available Monday through Friday, from 07:30 until 17:00.