Hepyc 23/32" HSS Reduced Shank Drill DIN 338 E-Z Lok Thin Wall Thread Repair Kit - 1/4-20 UNC X 3/8-16 UNC The Somta Series 571 is 11102

Name: Hepyc 23/32" HSS Reduced Shank Drill DIN 338 E-Z Lok Thin Wall Thread Repair Kit - 1/4-20 UNC X 3/8-16 UNC The Somta Series 571 is 11102
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SKU: 2780222011
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Hepyc 23 32" HSS Reduced Shank Drill DIN 338 E Z Lok Thin Wall Thread Repair Kit 1 4 20 UNC X 3 8 16 UNC The Somta Series 571 is 11102 The Somta Series 571 is a precision ground HSS British Standard Pipe Parallel (BSP G) taper tap designed for accurate and reliable thread production in pipe fittings and fluid system components stable contact on surfaces Drill Point Angle: 118° Hepyc 23 32" HSS Reduced Shank Drill Blue Finish DIN 338

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