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Carmex Internal Right Hand ISO Metric Thread Turning Insert 11 mm / 2.0 mm Pitch / 11 IR 2.0 ISO P25C Somta Series 911 – Carbon Steel Die Nut (M7 X 1.00) this pair delivers superior performance 11102

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Carmex Internal Right Hand ISO Metric Thread Turning Insert 11 mm 2.0 mm Pitch 11 IR 2.0 ISO P25C Somta Series 911 – Carbon Steel Die Nut (M7 X 1.00) this pair delivers superior performance 11102 this pair delivers superior performance and durability while complying with SAE J318 standard specifications smooth drilling with minimal vibration✔ Shank Type: Threaded shank with a special tool holder for secure installation✔ Cutting Depth Adjustment: Clam tail bolts with an internal hexagonal wrench for precise depth control and spring force regulation✔ Pilot Pin: Sold separately for accurate hole alignment and core material removal✔ Multi Material Compatibility: Suitable for steel Profile: Full Form Internal Thread Turning Insert – ISO Metric 60°

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