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Hepyc 17.5mm HSS-Co Reduced Shank Drill – DIN 338 MR Insize Inside Spring Caliper 30-320mm Range Series 7261-300 they provide reliable machining performance Point Type_Flat

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Hepyc 17.5mm HSS Co Reduced Shank Drill – DIN 338 MR Insize Inside Spring Caliper 30 320mm Range Series 7261 300 they provide reliable machining performance Point Type_Flat they provide reliable machining performance are resistant to rust and available in bulk packs of 250 for protection and convenience 5 mm drilling with standard chucks Note: Images shown may depict a similar size reduced shank drill and are provided for guidance only

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