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Champion 705LH-3/8 HS Left Hand Jobber Drills

Name: Champion 705LH-3/8 HS Left Hand Jobber Drills
Brand: Champion
Price: 23.16 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (2 reviews)

MODEL 705LH-3/8

BRAND

Champion

SKU

1961035

WEIGHT

0.120 lb

UOM

each

UPC

846035031394

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Decimal equivalent

0.375

Drill type

Left hand drills

Drilling application

Low-medium steel alloys

Flute length (in)

3 5/8

Overall length (in)

Package style

Standard

Performance level

Medium duty

Point style

118 degree point

Size

Fractional sizes

Description

Straight Shank

118 degree Point

Bright Finish

Application

For use in left hand rotation multiple spindle, gear driven drilling heads, screw machining operations and lathes. Ideal for low carbon steels, alloyed steels, steel drop forgings, grey cast iron. Often used for removing broken bolts.

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