Somta Series 176 – 15/16" HSS Reduced Shank Drill Insize Non-Rotating Micrometer with Anvil/spindle tips 0-1" Range Series 3280-1 The 16 ER 28 W 11102

Name: Somta Series 176 – 15/16" HSS Reduced Shank Drill Insize Non-Rotating Micrometer with Anvil/spindle tips 0-1" Range Series 3280-1 The 16 ER 28 W 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 47433985399
Price: 119.39 USD
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Somta Series 176 – 15 16" HSS Reduced Shank Drill Insize Non Rotating Micrometer with Anvil spindle tips 0 1" Range Series 3280 1 The 16 ER 28 W 11102 The 16 ER 28 W BMA is a precision ground external threading insert designed for generating fine pitch 28 TPI Whitworth threads Will suit M16 pull stud Part No: 1762381 p>Somta Series 176 – 15 16" HSS Reduced Shank Drill 1762381

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