Somta Series 367 – HSS Woodruff Cutter No.808 (Threaded Shank) Somta Series 515 – M12 x 1.0 HSSE-V Gun Nose Metric Tap Minimum Pipe Inner Diameter: 32mm 11102

Name: Somta Series 367 – HSS Woodruff Cutter No.808 (Threaded Shank) Somta Series 515 – M12 x 1.0 HSSE-V Gun Nose Metric Tap Minimum Pipe Inner Diameter: 32mm 11102
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SKU: 86016894465
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Somta Series 367 – HSS Woodruff Cutter No.808 (Threaded Shank) Somta Series 515 – M12 x 1.0 HSSE-V Gun Nose Metric Tap Minimum Pipe Inner Diameter: 32mm 11102

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Somta Series 367 – HSS Woodruff Cutter No.808 (Threaded Shank) Somta Series 515 – M12 x 1.0 HSSE V Gun Nose Metric Tap Minimum Pipe Inner Diameter: 32mm 11102 Minimum Pipe Inner Diameter: 32mm (1 Overall Length Including Shank: 87 mm Shank Type: Threaded (H8 tolerance) Somta Series 367 – HSS Woodruff Cutter No

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