Hepyc 18.0mm HSS-Co Reduced Shank Drill – DIN 338 MR Milling Chuck Nut & Spanner Heavy-Duty Build – Handles industrial Point Type_Flat

Name: Hepyc 18.0mm HSS-Co Reduced Shank Drill – DIN 338 MR Milling Chuck Nut & Spanner Heavy-Duty Build – Handles industrial Point Type_Flat
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 65819574308
Price: 138.05 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7731 (5 reviews)

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Hepyc 18.0mm HSS Co Reduced Shank Drill – DIN 338 MR Milling Chuck Nut & Spanner Heavy Duty Build – Handles industrial Point Type_Flat Heavy Duty Build – Handles industrial feed rates and cutting stresses Pack Includes 10 Inserts for multiple repairs or high volume use and non ferrous alloys The product remains identical in terms of quality and performance

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