Somta Series 101 – 9.2mm HSS Straight Shank Jobber Drill Carmex SIR 0050 U22 Internal Thread Turning Toolholder (22 mm Insert) providing extended reach for deep 11102

Name: Somta Series 101 – 9.2mm HSS Straight Shank Jobber Drill Carmex SIR 0050 U22 Internal Thread Turning Toolholder (22 mm Insert) providing extended reach for deep 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 96103252018
Price: 25.00 USD
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Somta Series 101 – 9.2mm HSS Straight Shank Jobber Drill Carmex SIR 0050 U22 Internal Thread Turning Toolholder (22 mm Insert) providing extended reach for deep 11102

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Somta Series 101 – 9.2mm HSS Straight Shank Jobber Drill Carmex SIR 0050 U22 Internal Thread Turning Toolholder (22 mm Insert) providing extended reach for deep 11102 providing extended reach for deep machining operations Cutting Diameter: 22 Part No: 1010920 Somta Series 101 – 9

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