Somta Series 541 - HSS Straight Flute Short Hand Taper (First Tap) UNC 1-3/4" x 5 TPI Insize Point Micrometer 50-75mm Range Series 3230-75A Introducing the 29 x 25mm 11102

Name: Somta Series 541 - HSS Straight Flute Short Hand Taper (First Tap) UNC 1-3/4" x 5 TPI Insize Point Micrometer 50-75mm Range Series 3230-75A Introducing the 29 x 25mm 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 59869747621
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Somta Series 541 HSS Straight Flute Short Hand Taper (First Tap) UNC 1 3 4" x 5 TPI Insize Point Micrometer 50 75mm Range Series 3230 75A Introducing the 29 x 25mm 11102 Introducing the 29 x 25mm Annular Cutter – a premium cutting tool made from high quality High Speed Steel (HSS) Part Number: 203 MPN 019 10 Cut Direction: Right Hand Somta Series 541 – UNC 1 3 4" x 5 TPI Taper Tap

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