Somta Series 177 – HSS-Co Split Point Straight Shank Cobalt Jobber Drill 2.00mm Carmex SIR 0007 K08 Internal Thread Turning Toolholder (8 mm Insert) offering excellent durability and corrosion 11102

Name: Somta Series 177 – HSS-Co Split Point Straight Shank Cobalt Jobber Drill 2.00mm Carmex SIR 0007 K08 Internal Thread Turning Toolholder (8 mm Insert) offering excellent durability and corrosion 11102
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SKU: 85637708656
Price: 22.00 USD
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Somta Series 177 – HSS-Co Split Point Straight Shank Cobalt Jobber Drill 2.00mm Carmex SIR 0007 K08 Internal Thread Turning Toolholder (8 mm Insert) offering excellent durability and corrosion 11102

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Somta Series 177 – HSS Co Split Point Straight Shank Cobalt Jobber Drill 2.00mm Carmex SIR 0007 K08 Internal Thread Turning Toolholder (8 mm Insert) offering excellent durability and corrosion 11102 offering excellent durability and corrosion resistance for reliable long term performance Part Number: 4820 124 30° Helix Angle – Ensures smooth chip removal and stable cutting performance HSS Co Split Point Straight Shank Cobalt Jobber Drill 2

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