Hepyc 1-1/8" HSS Reduced Shank Drill DIN 338 Insize Outside Micrometer 0-6" Range Series 3206-6 5/16"-18X2D UNC Thread Inserts with Point Type_Flat

Name: Hepyc 1-1/8" HSS Reduced Shank Drill DIN 338 Insize Outside Micrometer 0-6" Range Series 3206-6 5/16"-18X2D UNC Thread Inserts with Point Type_Flat
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 81561026327
Price: 104.67 USD
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Hepyc 1 1 8" HSS Reduced Shank Drill DIN 338 Insize Outside Micrometer 0 6" Range Series 3206 6 5 16" 18X2D UNC Thread Inserts with Point Type_Flat 5 16" 18X2D UNC Thread Inserts with a 2D diameter multiplier (2x diameter) for maximum strength and optimal thread reinforcement external and depth dimensions Cutting Diameter (Ø): 1 1 8" Helix: 30° Right Hand

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