6mm Long HSS-Co Ball Nose 2 Flute Slot Drill 12x90 6mm Plain Shank E1130600 Product Type_Drill Chuck Recoils range of thread repair Color:Royal/Orange

Name: 6mm Long HSS-Co Ball Nose 2 Flute Slot Drill 12x90 6mm Plain Shank E1130600 Product Type_Drill Chuck Recoils range of thread repair Color:Royal/Orange
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 98574139871
Price: 85.65 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0612 (26 reviews)

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6mm Long HSS Co Ball Nose 2 Flute Slot Drill 12x90 6mm Plain Shank E1130600 Product Type_Drill Chuck Recoils range of thread repair Color:Royal Orange Recoils range of thread repair kits enable you to carry out fast and efficient repair of damaged or stripped threads six point impact sockets Material HSS Co Flute length 12mm

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