Hassay Savage Imperial Keyway Broach Cutter 3/4"-E 228 pc High Tensile Nut Grab Kit Assortment Imperial & Metric 1/4-1/2 & M4-M12 The SOMTA 5192202 is engineered 2D Insert Height The

Name: Hassay Savage Imperial Keyway Broach Cutter 3/4"-E 228 pc High Tensile Nut Grab Kit Assortment Imperial & Metric 1/4-1/2 & M4-M12 The SOMTA 5192202 is engineered 2D Insert Height The
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SKU: 43701202012
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Hassay Savage Imperial Keyway Broach Cutter 3/4

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Hassay Savage Imperial Keyway Broach Cutter 3 4" E 228 pc High Tensile Nut Grab Kit Assortment Imperial & Metric 1 4 1 2 & M4 M12 The SOMTA 5192202 is engineered 2D Insert Height The The SOMTA 5192202 is engineered for machinists who require consistent Introducing the 28 x 25mm Annular Cutter – a premium cutting tool made from high quality High Speed Steel (HSS) Ideal for both ferrous and non ferrous materials Maximum Length of Cut: 6"

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