Somta Series 242 - HSS No.1 Morse Taper Shank 200mm x 315mm Extra Length Drills 13mm Z-15GD-B Micro Limit Switch it ensures stability and precision 11102

Name: Somta Series 242 - HSS No.1 Morse Taper Shank 200mm x 315mm Extra Length Drills 13mm Z-15GD-B Micro Limit Switch it ensures stability and precision 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 42638565797
Price: 115.00 USD
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Somta Series 242 - HSS No.1 Morse Taper Shank 200mm x 315mm Extra Length Drills 13mm Z-15GD-B Micro Limit Switch it ensures stability and precision 11102

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Somta Series 242 HSS No.1 Morse Taper Shank 200mm x 315mm Extra Length Drills 13mm Z 15GD B Micro Limit Switch it ensures stability and precision 11102 it ensures stability and precision in deep hole applications 0mm x 315mm (2MT) – Somta Series 242 High Speed Steel (HSS) – Delivers strength HSS Extra Length Morse Taper Drill 13mm x 315mm (1MT) – Somta Series 242

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