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Champion 705CT-9/64 CARBIDE TIPPED JOBBER DRILL

Name: Champion 705CT-9/64 CARBIDE TIPPED JOBBER DRILL
Brand: Champion
Price: 20.91 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (2 reviews)

MODEL 705CT-9/64

BRAND

Champion

SKU

1959753

WEIGHT

0.100 lb

UOM

each

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Decimal equivalent

0.1406

Drill type

Carbide tipped jobber drills

Drilling application

Abrasive, non-ferrous materials

Flute length (in)

1 3/4

Overall length (in)

2 7/8

Package style

Standard

Performance level

Medium duty

Point style

118 degree point

Size

Fractional sizes

Description

For Non-Ferrous Applications
118 Degree Drill Point

Application

For drilling cast iron, cast steel, bronze, hard copper, aluminum and other hard and abrasive nonferrous materials. Not recommended for use in steel.

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