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GENERAL® 1271A Arch Punch, 1/4 in Circular, 3-5/64 in OAL, Heat Treated Forged Steel
GENERAL® 1271A Arch Punch, 1/4 in Circular, 3-5/64 in OAL, Heat Treated Forged Steel
Milwaukee® 49-57-1562 Annular Cutter, 1-9/16 in Dia Cutter, 2 in D Cutting, Uncoated, Threaded Shank
Drill holes up to 3X faster than twist drill bits with the Milwaukee® 1-9/16 in. threaded Steel Hawg® cutter. This long-lasting cutter features Carbide teeth and an alternating cutting pattern to cut up to a 2 in. hole depth in steel, stainless steel, cast iron or aluminum. The spring-loaded, self-ejecting pin lets you make smoother, more accurate cuts and eject the plug faster. The Steel Hawg cutter works with most electromagnetic drill presses. Use it with arbor 49-57-0030 on Milwaukee's 4262-1 magnetic drill press or arbor 49-57-0010 on Milwaukee's 4292-1 mag press. The 3/4 in. bit diameter has a metric thread size of M18 x 1.5 in. shank. Use the threaded Steel Hawg with a No. 3 Morse taper arbor assembly 49 to 57 - 0010.
5/8" -OD TUBE BRASS COMPRESSION ELBOW-JWH436674>
GEARWRENCH® 80076 Screwdriver, 1/4 in Slotted Point, Steel Shank, 28-3/8 in OAL, Black Oxide, ASME B107.600-2008
GEARWRENCH® screwdrivers are ergonomically designed to fit your hand while on the job. The tri-lobe handle shape provides the best performance with the least amount of effort. The dual material of the handle is oil and solvent resistant. The tips have a black oxide, non-slip coating. The part numbers and sizes are laser etched on the blade.
Klein® D201-8 Square Nose Standard Lineman's Plier, 1-7/16 in L x 1-7/32 in W x 5/8 in THK Tool Steel Jaw, Crosshatch Knurled Jaw Surface, 8.59 in OAL
Klein® specializes in the making of the world's finest pliers, pliers that professionals trust completely. Klein® pliers feel right and work right. They are job matched for every kind of work you do, designed and built to exceptional quality standards in a tradition that dates back to 1857.
