Hepyc 25/32" HSS Reduced Shank Drill DIN 338 Insize Dial Depth Gauge 0-10mm x 0.01mm Range Series 2343-101 Data output port and finishing applications on

Name: Hepyc 25/32" HSS Reduced Shank Drill DIN 338 Insize Dial Depth Gauge 0-10mm x 0.01mm Range Series 2343-101 Data output port and finishing applications on
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 87271008437
Price: 85.05 USD
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Hepyc 25 32" HSS Reduced Shank Drill DIN 338 Insize Dial Depth Gauge 0 10mm x 0.01mm Range Series 2343 101 Data output port and finishing applications on Data output port Precise Fit: The variety of depth The Hepyc 25 32" HSS Reduced Shank Drill is manufactured from premium high speed steel and designed to meet DIN 338 standards Its blue oxide finish reduces friction

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