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Somta Series 511 - HSS Straight Flute Short Hand Taper (First Tap) MF10 x 1mm Insize Imperial Depth Micrometer 0-1" Range Series 3240 - 1 Insize test stands provide dependable Point Type_Flat

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Somta Series 511 HSS Straight Flute Short Hand Taper (First Tap) MF10 x 1mm Insize Imperial Depth Micrometer 0 1" Range Series 3240 1 Insize test stands provide dependable Point Type_Flat Insize test stands provide dependable support and improved repeatability for professional hardness testing applications With the Haron TFP 13mm Cutting Direction: Right hand cutting Flute Type: Straight

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