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Set of ten 1/4" and 50 mm PH3 and straight bits made of extra hard molybdenum vanadium steel Bianditz

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Set of ten 1/4" and 50 mm PH3 and straight bits made of extra hard molybdenum vanadium steel Bianditz

Set of ten 1/4" and 50 mm PH3 and straight bits made of extra hard molybdenum vanadium steel Bianditz

Brand: Bianditz - 240630
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€73.40
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Set of ten 1/4" and 50 mm PH3 and straight bits made of extra hard molybdenum vanadium steel Bianditz

Set of ten 1/4" and 50 mm PH3 and straight bits made of extra hard molybdenum vanadium steel Bianditz

€73.40 VAT included VAT included

€73.40 VAT included VAT included

Set of ten 1/4" and 50 mm PH3 and straight bits made of extra hard molybdenum vanadium steel Bianditz

Product details

  • Set of ten replacement PH-3 and 1/4" flat bits.
  • Double bit type PH-3 and straight 6.0x1.0 mm.

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Product details - Set of ten 1/4" and 50 mm PH3 and straight bits made of extra hard molybdenum vanadium steel Bianditz

Product description:

  • Set of ten replacement PH-3 and 1/4" flat bits.
  • Double bit type PH-3 and straight 6.0x1.0 mm.
  • These bits are designed and manufactured for intensive professional use.
  • They have a high level of wear resistance.
  • Bits belonging to the Extra Hard series.
  • They are 50 mm long.
  • They are made of steel with molybdenum and vanadium components.
  • Their hardness is 60-62 HRC.
  • They are suitable for universal use and can be used in soft materials, wood, hard materials and metal.

Product classification::

This product belongs in the category Screwdriver bits and Drill Bits: slotted type, crosshead type, for electric screwdrivers, for screwdrivers, in set (kit).

SKU: 8428761406305, 240630

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