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Dormer 5973098 A940 Long Length Premium Quick Helix Taper Length Drill, 2.9 mm Drill - Metric, 0.1142 in Drill - Decimal Inch, 100 mm OAL, HSS-E, Bright
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Dormer 5973098 A940 Long Length Premium Quick Helix Taper Length Drill, 2.9 mm Drill - Metric, 0.1142 in Drill - Decimal Inch, 100 mm OAL, HSS-E, Bright
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Your Cost: $21.96/ea
Dormer Taper Length Drill, Long Length Premium Quick Helix, Series: A940, 2.9 mm Drill - Metric, 0.1142 in Drill - Decimal Inch, 100 mm Overall Length, 10XD Cutting Depth, 2 Flutes, Quick-Spiral Flute, 66 mm Flute Length, Straight Shank, 130 deg Point, PFX Point, Right Hand Cutting Direction, HSS-E Cutting Edge, HSS-E, Bright, Applicable Materials: Magnetic Soft Steel, Alloy Steel, Lamellar Graphite, Aluminum, Magnesium, Unalloyed and Copper
Dormer Taper Length Drill, Long Length Premium Quick Helix, Series: A940, 2.9 mm Drill - Metric, 0.1142 in Drill - Decimal Inch, 100 mm Overall Length, 10XD Cutting Depth, 2 Flutes, Quick-Spiral Flute, 66 mm Flute Length, Straight Shank, 130 deg Point, PFX Point, Right Hand Cutting Direction, HSS-E Cutting Edge, HSS-E, Bright, Applicable Materials: Magnetic Soft Steel, Alloy Steel, Lamellar Graphite, Aluminum, Magnesium, Unalloyed and Copper
Alternate Catalog Number 0054857 Catalog Number 5973098 Item Group A940 UPC 11 20760054857 Stock Status NONSTOCK Brand Dormer Pramet Manufacturer Dormer Pramet Cobalt is harder than high speed steel and provides better wear-resistance It is commonly used on high tensile alloys
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| Alternate Catalog Number | 0054857 |
| Catalog Number | 5973098 |
| Item Group | A940 |
| UPC 11 | 20760054857 |
| Stock Status | NONSTOCK |
| Brand | Dormer Pramet |
| Manufacturer | Dormer Pramet |
| Cobalt is harder than high speed steel and provides better wear-resistance |
| It is commonly used on high tensile alloys |