Somta 1-3/8" HSS Morse Taper Shank Drill MT4 DIN 345 Morse Taper 3 Arbor for Annular Cutters (With Coolant Collar) Staggered Tooth Profile – Reduces PCLNL2020K12

Name: Somta 1-3/8" HSS Morse Taper Shank Drill MT4 DIN 345 Morse Taper 3 Arbor for Annular Cutters (With Coolant Collar) Staggered Tooth Profile – Reduces PCLNL2020K12
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SKU: 67485815399
Price: 245.19 USD
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Somta 1 3 8" HSS Morse Taper Shank Drill MT4 DIN 345 Morse Taper 3 Arbor for Annular Cutters (With Coolant Collar) Staggered Tooth Profile – Reduces PCLNL2020K12 Staggered Tooth Profile – Reduces cutting forces and enhances surface finish Insert Type: Internal Grooving (Full Radius) and enhances chip evacuation for smoother drilling and extended tool life and cutting performance for machine shop and production environments

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