RUKO Spiralbohrer DIN 338 Typ N Nenn-Ø 19 mm ( 4000600091 ) EOL (End of Life) für quetschfreies Schneiden von Kupfer-

Name: RUKO Spiralbohrer DIN 338 Typ N Nenn-Ø 19 mm ( 4000600091 ) EOL (End of Life) für quetschfreies Schneiden von Kupfer-
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RUKO Spiralbohrer DIN 338 Typ N Nenn Ø 19 mm ( 4000600091 ) EOL (End of Life) für quetschfreies Schneiden von Kupfer für quetschfreies Schneiden von Kupfer (Ø 14 mm) wobei die zwei großvolumigen Wendeln das Bohrmehl zuverlässig schnell aus dem Bohrloch schaffen und die zwei verstärkten Spiralen für zusätzliche Sicherheit und Stabilität sorgen Messing und Bronze · Ideal geeignet zum Bohren größerer Bohrdurchmesser für alle gängigen Bohrmaschinen mit einem Spannfutter bis 13 Schneidrichtung: rechtsschneidend

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