Carmex Internal Right Hand Whitworth 55° Thread Turning Insert 11 mm / 11 IR A55 P25C Somta Series 751 – 5MM HSS-Co5 Parallel Shank Chucking Reamer Suitable for use with a 11102

Name: Carmex Internal Right Hand Whitworth 55° Thread Turning Insert 11 mm / 11 IR A55 P25C Somta Series 751 – 5MM HSS-Co5 Parallel Shank Chucking Reamer Suitable for use with a 11102
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SKU: 85471560970
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Carmex Internal Right Hand Whitworth 55° Thread Turning Insert 11 mm / 11 IR A55 P25C Somta Series 751 – 5MM HSS-Co5 Parallel Shank Chucking Reamer Suitable for use with a 11102

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Carmex Internal Right Hand Whitworth 55° Thread Turning Insert 11 mm 11 IR A55 P25C Somta Series 751 – 5MM HSS Co5 Parallel Shank Chucking Reamer Suitable for use with a 11102 Suitable for use with a variety of tapping machines and hand tools The result being any insert starting with a DN will fit on the respective holder Profile: Partial Form (48–16 TPI range) Internal Thread Turning Insert – Whitworth 55° Partial Profile

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