Hassay Savage Metric Standard Square Broach 10mm SOMTA - Series 511 HSS Metric Tap M4.0 x 0.5 Taper (Fine) Short Hand Tap Part Number: 2176-300 11102

Name: Hassay Savage Metric Standard Square Broach 10mm SOMTA - Series 511 HSS Metric Tap M4.0 x 0.5 Taper (Fine) Short Hand Tap Part Number: 2176-300 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 65366676967
Price: 514.50 USD
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Hassay Savage Metric Standard Square Broach 10mm SOMTA - Series 511 HSS Metric Tap M4.0 x 0.5 Taper (Fine) Short Hand Tap Part Number: 2176-300 11102

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Hassay Savage Metric Standard Square Broach 10mm SOMTA Series 511 HSS Metric Tap M4.0 x 0.5 Taper (Fine) Short Hand Tap Part Number: 2176 300 11102 Part Number: 2176 300 Threaded Blade Guides: Equipped with threaded blade guides for added stability and accuracy during use Overall Length: 10 7 8" Metric Standard Square Push Broach – 10mm

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