Somta Series 521 - HSS Straight Flute Short Hand Taper (First Tap) BSW 5/32" x 32 TPI Insize Dial Test Holder 6293-5 The stubby format provides excellent 11102

Name: Somta Series 521 - HSS Straight Flute Short Hand Taper (First Tap) BSW 5/32" x 32 TPI Insize Dial Test Holder 6293-5 The stubby format provides excellent 11102
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SKU: 39760899779
Price: 32.00 USD
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Somta Series 521 HSS Straight Flute Short Hand Taper (First Tap) BSW 5 32" x 32 TPI Insize Dial Test Holder 6293 5 The stubby format provides excellent 11102 The stubby format provides excellent rigidity and reduced vibration for accurate Part No 6201 60 Material: HSS (High Speed Steel) Somta Series 521 – HSS Straight Flute Short Hand Taper (First Tap) BSW 5 32" x 32 TPI

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