Hepyc HSS Jobber Drill Bit - 1/16" Carmex Internal/External Snap Ring Grooving Insert 16mm / R1.20 / 16 IR/EL R1.20 BXC Introducing the 29 x 25mm 11102

Name: Hepyc HSS Jobber Drill Bit - 1/16" Carmex Internal/External Snap Ring Grooving Insert 16mm / R1.20 / 16 IR/EL R1.20 BXC Introducing the 29 x 25mm 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 27952315764
Price: 22.00 USD
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Hepyc HSS Jobber Drill Bit 1 16" Carmex Internal External Snap Ring Grooving Insert 16mm R1.20 16 IR EL R1.20 BXC Introducing the 29 x 25mm 11102 Introducing the 29 x 25mm Annular Cutter – a premium cutting tool made from high quality High Speed Steel (HSS) Key Advantage: Fine pitch P25C grade insert delivers high thread accuracy and excellent tool life in demanding applications Overall Length (L): 43 mm Hepyc 1 16" HSS Jobber Drill Bit – DIN 338

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