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Hepyc HSS Jobber Drill Bit - 2.0MM Carmex Mill Thread Solid Carbide G 55° with internal coolant bore 11 W / 38.1mm and other alloyed materials S12M-STLPR09-16A
Hepyc HSS Jobber Drill Bit - 2.0MM Carmex Mill Thread Solid Carbide G 55° with internal coolant bore 11 W / 38.1mm and other alloyed materials S12M-STLPR09-16A
Hepyc HSS Jobber Drill Bit - 2.0MM Carmex Mill Thread Solid Carbide G 55° with internal coolant bore 11 W / 38.1mm and other alloyed materials S12M-STLPR09-16A
Hepyc HSS Jobber Drill Bit - 2.0MM Carmex Mill Thread Solid Carbide G 55° with internal coolant bore 11 W / 38.1mm and other alloyed materials S12M-STLPR09-16A
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Hepyc HSS Jobber Drill Bit - 2.0MM Carmex Mill Thread Solid Carbide G 55° with internal coolant bore 11 W / 38.1mm and other alloyed materials S12M-STLPR09-16A

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Hepyc HSS Jobber Drill Bit 2.0MM Carmex Mill Thread Solid Carbide G 55° with internal coolant bore 11 W 38.1mm and other alloyed materials S12M STLPR09 16A and other alloyed materials Part Number: 22319 Reference: 11010000200 Its Blue Finish improves lubrication retention at the cutting edges

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