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Somta Series 163 – 4.5MM UDL Stub Drill HSS-Co5 Insize Imperial Lug Back Dial Indicator 0.5" Range Series 2307-055 Ratchet Stop: Ensures consistent pressure BT40AK6065

Name: Somta Series 163 – 4.5MM UDL Stub Drill HSS-Co5 Insize Imperial Lug Back Dial Indicator 0.5" Range Series 2307-055 Ratchet Stop: Ensures consistent pressure BT40AK6065
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SKU: 51995690
Price: 54.67 USD
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Somta Series 163 – 4.5MM UDL Stub Drill HSS Co5 Insize Imperial Lug Back Dial Indicator 0.5" Range Series 2307 055 Ratchet Stop: Ensures consistent pressure BT40AK6065 Ratchet Stop: Ensures consistent pressure for precise and repeatable measurements Tooth Forms: Available in A B BW range The SOMTA 1630450 – CNC STUB DRILL 4 Precision ground flutes for efficient chip removal

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