IMPA 632813 INT.THREADING TOOL 20x20mm DIN 283R-60deg. carbide tip
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IMPA 632813 INT.THREADING TOOL 20x20mm DIN 283R-60deg. carbide tip is a high-quality threading tool intended for use with hardened steel. It features a carbide tip for long life and durability, and is designed for use with DIN 283R-60deg threading dies. This tool offers superior performance and is an excellent choice for the most demanding applications.
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