Somta Series 175 - HSS Reduced Shank (Electricians) Drills 16mm Insize 45° Square Range Series 200x130mm Series 4747-200 accurate fastening 11102

Name: Somta Series 175 - HSS Reduced Shank (Electricians) Drills 16mm Insize 45° Square Range Series 200x130mm Series 4747-200 accurate fastening 11102
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Somta Series 175 - HSS Reduced Shank (Electricians) Drills 16mm Insize 45° Square Range Series 200x130mm Series 4747-200 accurate fastening 11102

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Somta Series 175 HSS Reduced Shank (Electricians) Drills 16mm Insize 45° Square Range Series 200x130mm Series 4747 200 accurate fastening 11102 accurate fastening Economical and made of plastic material Bright or Steam Tempered Finish – Reduces friction and resists corrosion (varies by batch) HSS Reduced Shank Drill 16

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