MORSE C/Tool #2 DRILLBITS/COUNTERSINKS MCT 25042
MORSE® 25042 1495 Plain Combined Drill and Countersink, 5/64 in Drill - Fraction, 0.0781 in Drill - Decimal Inch, 60 deg Included Angle, 60 deg Point Angle, HSS, Bright
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BrandMORSE®
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UPC686125250423
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Manufacturer Part Number25042
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CountryUSA
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FinishBright
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Point Angle60 deg
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Point Diameter#2
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MaterialHSS
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TypePlain
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Series1495
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Number of Flutes2
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Shank Size3/16 in
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Cutting DirectionRight Hand
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Cutting Edge MaterialHSS
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Included Angle60 deg
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Drill Size - Decimal Inch0.0781 in
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Drill Size - Fraction5/64 in
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Body Diameter3/16 in
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Overall Length1-7/8 in
- Designed for drilling center holes in the ends of workpieces to be held between standard 60 deg centers
- Often called
| Competitor Name | Cross-Reference Number |
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| Berkshire eSupply | MT1925042 |
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UNSPSC27112812
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Package Description1/PK
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Standards/ApprovalsISO 9001:2008
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