Hepyc Drill HSS DIN338N 17/32" – Reduced Shank XCK-T110 High Performance – HSS-E substrate Insize GO Thread Ring Gauge M18X1.5 Series 4129-18R

Name: Hepyc Drill HSS DIN338N 17/32" – Reduced Shank XCK-T110 High Performance – HSS-E substrate Insize GO Thread Ring Gauge M18X1.5 Series 4129-18R
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 56541981525
Price: 52.00 USD
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Hepyc Drill HSS DIN338N 17 32" – Reduced Shank XCK T110 High Performance – HSS E substrate Insize GO Thread Ring Gauge M18X1.5 Series 4129 18R High Performance – HSS E substrate with PVD FeN coating provides durability and wear resistance The three flute configuration is self centring with wide flutes Series: Jobber Series It is suitable for drilling soft magnetic steels

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