Auger Planer Dia 3 1/4 In 5/8 In Thread MPN:400.51
Auger Planer Dia 3 1/4 In 5/8 In Thread
The Auger Planer is a versatile tool that offers multiple functions in one compact design. It can be used as an auger to dig holes or drill into the ground with ease. At the same time, it also acts as a planer by creating flat surfaces for surveyors to work on. Its diameter measures 3-1/4 with a thread of 5/8, making it ideal for various soil testing applications. The tool's compact design allows for easy maneuverability, making it suitable for use in confined spaces. Its sturdy construction ensures durability, and its versatility saves time and effort while maintaining accurate results. Whether you are a professional geologist or a homeowner conducting soil tests, the Auger Planer is an essential tool to have on hand.
Buy Ams item #400.51 ✯ Made in the USA ✯ and sold by a Veteran-Owned Business.
Technical Specifications
- Item Auger
- Type Planer
- Dia. (In.) 3 1/4 in
- Length 11 1/2 in
- Features Cutting blade on the underside of Cylinder allows the removal of loose Material from the Bottom of A Hole.
- Material of Construction Carbon Steel Bail, Stainless Steel Cylinder, Tungsten Carbide Hard-surfaced Carbon Steel Cutting Blade
- Connector Type 5/8 in Thread
Manufacturer Details
- Manufacturer: Ams
- Condensed Mfg Number: 40051
- MPN: 400.51
Label Details
- Hazardous Material: N
- Green Material Flag: N
- Country of Origin: US
- CA Prop 65 Wht Label: N
Classification Details
- Harmonization Code: 8207600061
- GDS Category Name: Soil Auger Accessories
- GDS Family Name: Soil Testing
- GDS Segment Name: Lab Supplies
- UNSPSC: 41113910
- UNSPSC Class ID: 39
- UNSPSC Commodity Name: Soil measuring equipment
- UNSPSC Commodity ID: 10
- UNSPSC Commodity Name: Soil testing kits
- UNSPSC Family ID: 11
- UNSPSC Family Name: Measuring and observing and testing instruments
- UNSPSC Segment ID: 41
- UNSPSC Segment Name: Laboratory and Measuring and Observing and Testing Equipment
Shipping Details
- Not For Sale In: HI AK PR
Product info last updated on April 4, 2024 6:46am UTC
Category: Soil Testing