Hepyc HSS Drill Set 1/16"–3/8" x 1/64" (21 Pieces) Carmex External Thread Turning Tool Holder SER 2525 M22V 25mm Shank Hand: Left Hand Part No 5661600

Name: Hepyc HSS Drill Set 1/16"–3/8" x 1/64" (21 Pieces) Carmex External Thread Turning Tool Holder SER 2525 M22V 25mm Shank Hand: Left Hand Part No 5661600
Brand: freemartyg.com
SKU: 79955556987
Price: 148.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.635400000000001 (20 reviews)

SKU 79955556987 · ★ 4.6

EUR148.50 EUR178.50

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Hepyc HSS Drill Set 1 16"–3 8" x 1 64" (21 Pieces) Carmex External Thread Turning Tool Holder SER 2525 M22V 25mm Shank Hand: Left Hand Part No 5661600 Hand: Left Hand Durable & Long Lasting – Built to endure demanding applications and maintain performance over time and general purpose drilling where accuracy and consistency are required Indexed case allows fast drill size selection and organised storage

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