Somta Series 163 – 4.2MM UDL Stub Drill HSS-Co5 Insize 4pc Metric Depth Micrometer 0-100mm Range Series 3241-B100 designed to enhance airflow and 11102

Name: Somta Series 163 – 4.2MM UDL Stub Drill HSS-Co5 Insize 4pc Metric Depth Micrometer 0-100mm Range Series 3241-B100 designed to enhance airflow and 11102
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SKU: 24934606735
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Somta Series 163 – 4.2MM UDL Stub Drill HSS-Co5 Insize 4pc Metric Depth Micrometer 0-100mm Range Series 3241-B100 designed to enhance airflow and 11102

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Somta Series 163 – 4.2MM UDL Stub Drill HSS Co5 Insize 4pc Metric Depth Micrometer 0 100mm Range Series 3241 B100 designed to enhance airflow and 11102 designed to enhance airflow and reduce moisture in doors Its simple and robust design ensures ease of handling and reliable positioning Standard: DIN 338 Somta Series 163 – 4

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