Somta Series 101 - 1.0mm HSS Straight Shank Jobber Drill Carmex Internal Right Hand API Round Thread Turning Insert 8 TPI / 16 IR 8 API RD MXC Thread Size: 6 11102

Name: Somta Series 101 - 1.0mm HSS Straight Shank Jobber Drill Carmex Internal Right Hand API Round Thread Turning Insert 8 TPI / 16 IR 8 API RD MXC Thread Size: 6 11102
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SKU: 27615733054
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Somta Series 101 - 1.0mm HSS Straight Shank Jobber Drill Carmex Internal Right Hand API Round Thread Turning Insert 8 TPI / 16 IR 8 API RD MXC Thread Size: 6 11102

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Somta Series 101 1.0mm HSS Straight Shank Jobber Drill Carmex Internal Right Hand API Round Thread Turning Insert 8 TPI 16 IR 8 API RD MXC Thread Size: 6 11102 Thread Size: 6 it delivers exceptional accuracy and productivity across a variety of Whitworth threading applications and other non ferrous materials Somta Series 101 – 1

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