Kyocera S25-DRZ1768-06 Indexable Drill Body – DRZ Series, Ø17mm, Modular Somta Series 163 – 16MM UDL Stub Drill HSS-Co5 ✔ Product: 22mm HSS Mini TS22x50
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Kyocera S25 DRZ1768 06 Indexable Drill Body – DRZ Series, Ø17mm, Modular Somta Series 163 – 16MM UDL Stub Drill HSS Co5 ✔ Product: 22mm HSS Mini TS22x50 ✔ Product: 22mm HSS Mini Hole Saw✔ Material: High speed steel (HSS) for exceptional strength and cutting performance✔ Cutting Geometry: Two layer cutting design for quick drilling with minimal vibration✔ Shank Type: Threaded shank with special tool holder for secure and easy installation✔ Cutting Depth Adjustment: Clam tail bolts and internal hexagonal wrench to adjust cutting depth and spring force✔ Pilot Pin: Sold separately Accurate Restoration: Returns the hole to the original 1 2" 20 internal size and heavy duty drilling applications the DRZ drill system ensures smooth chip evacuation
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