Hepyc 1-7/32" HSS Morse Taper Shank Drill MT3 DIN 345 Saber 20mm 90° TiN Coated HSS-Co5 (Cobalt) Triple Flute Countersink Cutter A matched pair of precision-ground TS22x50

Name: Hepyc 1-7/32" HSS Morse Taper Shank Drill MT3 DIN 345 Saber 20mm 90° TiN Coated HSS-Co5 (Cobalt) Triple Flute Countersink Cutter A matched pair of precision-ground TS22x50
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SKU: 88314237046
Price: 119.55 USD
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Hepyc 1 7 32" HSS Morse Taper Shank Drill MT3 DIN 345 Saber 20mm 90° TiN Coated HSS Co5 (Cobalt) Triple Flute Countersink Cutter A matched pair of precision ground TS22x50 A matched pair of precision ground 3" cast iron V blocks 5mm HSS Reduced Shank Drill is engineered for precision drilling in a wide range of materials case hardening steels With a precision ground 118° point and 30° helix

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