SHORT SERIES SLOT DRILL - Best Carbide 5/8" (2 Flute, Uncoated) Insize Long Jaw Vernier Caliper 0-500mm/0-20" Range Series 1215-532 3208-25B 0 - 25 mm 11102

Name: SHORT SERIES SLOT DRILL - Best Carbide 5/8" (2 Flute, Uncoated) Insize Long Jaw Vernier Caliper 0-500mm/0-20" Range Series 1215-532 3208-25B 0 - 25 mm 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 48655935008
Price: 111.77 USD
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SHORT SERIES SLOT DRILL Best Carbide 5 8" (2 Flute, Uncoated) Insize Long Jaw Vernier Caliper 0 500mm 0 20" Range Series 1215 532 3208 25B 0 25 mm 11102 3208 25B 0 25 mm Range offering superior protection and repair for threads in soft materials Best Carbide's high performance cutting tools are engineered for precision and durability Manufactured in the USA to exacting standards

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