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Hepyc 16.5mm HSS-Co Reduced Shank Drill – DIN 338 MR ER25 Milling Chuck Arbor Collet Nut with C spanner Crafted with a sintered chip Insize GO Thread Ring Gauge M18X1.5 Series 4129-18R

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Hepyc 16.5mm HSS Co Reduced Shank Drill – DIN 338 MR ER25 Milling Chuck Arbor Collet Nut with C spanner Crafted with a sintered chip Insize GO Thread Ring Gauge M18X1.5 Series 4129 18R Crafted with a sintered chip breaker and made from P25C grade carbide Secure and Vibration Resistant: These Nylock nuts feature a nylon insert Reduced 12 mm shank: Allows 16 The product remains identical in terms of quality and performance

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