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Marsoni
M251S
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White Shark Tap, High Speed Cobalt, M4x0.7 ThreadStraight flute design gives excellent performance when threading both through and blind holes in short chipping materials Internal coolant with axial outlet reduces interruptions of the production process by providing optimum chip evacuation in both horizontal and vertical blind hole machining. Suitable for cast iron and those materials producing broken, powdery chips Also ideal for non metallics, cast brass, and other brass materials Recyclable
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