Somta Series 163 – 4.8MM UDL Stub Drill HSS-Co5 Carmex External Right Hand API Round Thread Turning Insert 8 TPI / 16 ER 8 API RD MXC Material: DIN 875 Grade 2 11102

Name: Somta Series 163 – 4.8MM UDL Stub Drill HSS-Co5 Carmex External Right Hand API Round Thread Turning Insert 8 TPI / 16 ER 8 API RD MXC Material: DIN 875 Grade 2 11102
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Somta Series 163 – 4.8MM UDL Stub Drill HSS-Co5 Carmex External Right Hand API Round Thread Turning Insert 8 TPI / 16 ER 8 API RD MXC Material: DIN 875 Grade 2 11102

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Somta Series 163 – 4.8MM UDL Stub Drill HSS Co5 Carmex External Right Hand API Round Thread Turning Insert 8 TPI 16 ER 8 API RD MXC Material: DIN 875 Grade 2 11102 Material: DIN 875 Grade 2 Carbon Steel Straight Flute Design – Supports smooth cutting and effective chip evacuation in hand or machine use Standard: DIN 338 Somta Series 163 – 4

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