M.K. Morse4" CARBIDE-TIP HOLESAW USE MHSG64
Morse® ATCG64 Hole Saw, 4 in Dia, 1-1/2 in D Cutting, Tungsten Carbide Cutting Edge
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BrandMorse®
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UPC050326161428
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Manufacturer Part NumberATCG64
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CountryUSA
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ColorBlack
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Use ArborM45PCT
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Applicable MaterialsAcoustic Tile, Brick, Cast Iron, Cement Board, Ceramic, Cinderblock, Composites, Computer Flooring, Fiberglass, Hardened Steel, Particleboard, Asbestos Board and Formica
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Cutting Depth1-1/2 in
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Shank Size7/16 in
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Cutting Edge MaterialTungsten Carbide
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Shank TypeHex
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Diameter4 in
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Drill Size1/4 in Dia x 4 in L
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Alternative Part Number161428
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UNSPSC23241601
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Package Description1/BX
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WarrantyLimited
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Catalog
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