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"Type W"

"Type W"

"Type W"

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What's "Type W" when referring to a Trilobular Thread?  (M4x0.7 - 6H Typ W)

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RE: "Type W"

Never heard of that before.  If you are sure it is Type W, and you are sure it is trilobular, I would contact Reminc (inventors of Taptite trilobular screws).

http://www.taptite.net

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Cory

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RE: "Type W"

Probably Wide thread spacing
for plastic threads.

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