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Bordo 9/16" x 18 UNF 1.5" Chrome Button Die Bordo 43/64" HSS Reduced Shank Drill Solid Carbide Construction: Maximizes strength Point Type_Flat

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Bordo 9 16" x 18 UNF 1.5" Chrome Button Die Bordo 43 64" HSS Reduced Shank Drill Solid Carbide Construction: Maximizes strength Point Type_Flat Solid Carbide Construction: Maximizes strength ✅ Efficient Cutting Action – 35° right hand helix provides smooth cutting and reduces friction Material: Durable chrome alloy suitable for general purpose threading (not recommended for structural Their fine thread geometry is ideal for applications requiring strong fastening performance

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