Somta Series 208 – HSS Co5 MT2 Drill 18mm Carmex SIR 0032 S27 Internal Thread Turning Toolholder (32 mm Shank Minimum Weighing: 20 g PCLNL2020K12

Name: Somta Series 208 – HSS Co5 MT2 Drill 18mm Carmex SIR 0032 S27 Internal Thread Turning Toolholder (32 mm Shank Minimum Weighing: 20 g PCLNL2020K12
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SKU: 32951767694
Price: 159.19 USD
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Somta Series 208 – HSS Co5 MT2 Drill 18mm Carmex SIR 0032 S27 Internal Thread Turning Toolholder (32 mm Shank Minimum Weighing: 20 g PCLNL2020K12

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Somta Series 208 – HSS Co5 MT2 Drill 18mm Carmex SIR 0032 S27 Internal Thread Turning Toolholder (32 mm Shank Minimum Weighing: 20 g PCLNL2020K12 Minimum Weighing: 20 g The 27 30mm Range Hand Reamer from Harlingen Tools features M2 Tool Steel replaceable blades Material: Cobalt Steel Designed for use in a variety of materials

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