Somta Series 176 – Reduced Shank (Electricians) Drill 21/32" HSS Carmex Mill Thread Solid Carbide 20 UN w/ internal coolant bore 12.1mm Sharp Cutting Edge: Provides precise Its ball nose geometry

Name: Somta Series 176 – Reduced Shank (Electricians) Drill 21/32" HSS Carmex Mill Thread Solid Carbide 20 UN w/ internal coolant bore 12.1mm Sharp Cutting Edge: Provides precise Its ball nose geometry
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SKU: 15503681835
Price: 52.00 USD
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Somta Series 176 – Reduced Shank (Electricians) Drill 21 32" HSS Carmex Mill Thread Solid Carbide 20 UN w internal coolant bore 12.1mm Sharp Cutting Edge: Provides precise Its ball nose geometry Sharp Cutting Edge: Provides precise chip formation and smooth cutting action for superior surface quality Why Choose the Somta Series 515 M8 x 1

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