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Hepyc 19.0mm HSS-Co Reduced Shank Drill – DIN 338 MR Insize Stabilized Metric Depth Micrometer 0-150 MM 3241-150 Used extensively as a safety Point Type_Flat

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Hepyc 19.0mm HSS Co Reduced Shank Drill – DIN 338 MR Insize Stabilized Metric Depth Micrometer 0 150 MM 3241 150 Used extensively as a safety Point Type_Flat Used extensively as a safety requirement in machinery and plant to safely and quickly shut down at multiple points Perfect for achieving precise flares on copper pipes Reduced 12 mm shank for 19 mm drilling Note: Images shown may depict a similar size reduced shank drill and are provided for guidance only

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