Somta Series 135 – 1/8″ HSS Extra Length Straight Shank Drill Somta Series 752 – 5/8" HSS-Co5 Parallel Shank Chucking Reamer Clean and Accurate Holes: Designed TS22x50

Name: Somta Series 135 – 1/8″ HSS Extra Length Straight Shank Drill Somta Series 752 – 5/8" HSS-Co5 Parallel Shank Chucking Reamer Clean and Accurate Holes: Designed TS22x50
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 83365410599
Price: 86.52 USD
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Somta Series 135 – 1 8″ HSS Extra Length Straight Shank Drill Somta Series 752 – 5 8" HSS Co5 Parallel Shank Chucking Reamer Clean and Accurate Holes: Designed TS22x50 Clean and Accurate Holes: Designed to create clean and accurate holes with adjustable size control for precise work offering reliable performance in finishing large diameter holes and maintenance environments that require accurate cast irons

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