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Champion PTC3-5/8 DIAMOND TILE DRILL

Name: Champion PTC3-5/8 DIAMOND TILE DRILL
Brand: Champion
Price: 33.66 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (2 reviews)

MODEL PTC3-5/8

BRAND

Champion

SKU

1959782

WEIGHT

0.100 lb

UOM

each

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Brand Minimum Order Quantity: 2

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Shank diameter (in)

3/8

Size (in)

5/8

Tile drill type

Porcelain tile cutters diamond

Description

• Vacuum brazed for high performance.

• Hardened steel body gives strength.

• Reverse spiral flute for continuous water flow.

• Integral slug removal slot.

• Available in sizes 3/16"-1-3/8"

• Showroom merchandising available.

Application

High performance range of diamond grit mini hole cutters. Ideal for porcelain tiles (including Grade 5+), granite, marble, slate, glass, travertine, fiber, ceramic, agglomerate/cement, quarry and terracota.

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