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02-56T714
With a height of 44 mm, GRAPHITE's 64 mm bi-metal hole saw 56T714 allows drilling to a depth of 38 mm. It is made from HSS high speed steel and is fitted with a 5/8'' x 18 UNF thread. It is designed to work in metal, stainless steel (Inox), cast iron, brass, aluminium and wood. The GRAPHITE hole saw is recommended to be used with the 56T754 adapter with pilot drill bit for bi-metal holesaws in the 32-152 mm range. Maximum speeds for this tool, vary depending on the material: steel - 135 rpm, Inox steel - 65 rpm, aluminium - 205 rpm, wood - 180 rpm, cast iron - 90 rpm, brass - 180 rpm. The bi-metal hole saw is designed for use with a drill or drill/driver.
02-57H904
GRAPHITE bimetal hole cutter with progressive teeth made of high speed steel allows for efficient cutting of precise holes in steel, stainless steel, wood, plastics and composite materials.
02-57T524
Jigsaw blade, 6 TPI, HCS, U-shaped handle, 2 pieces, clean cut 57T524 by GRAPHITE is a jigsaw blade with 6 TPI tooth density, made of HCS and equipped with a U-shaped handle. The set includes 2 pieces. It has an overall length of 100 mm, a working length of 74 mm, a width of 8 mm, a thickness of 1.5 mm and a tooth spacing of 4 mm. Suitable for cutting softwood, chipboard, carpenter's plywood and fibreboard 10-45 mm thick. The GRAPHITE brand blade enables clean cutting.
03-81651M
COMFORT sweatshirt, grey-black, size M 81-651-M NEO TOOLS is a modern sweatshirt with a dropped shoulder seam. It features a grey-black colour with a large kangaroo pocket on the front in a contrasting colour. The sweatshirt is made of soft loop knit sweatshirt - 57% cotton, 39% polyester and 4% elastane with a weight of 320 g/m2. NEO TOOLS garments have reinforcements on the shoulders, elasticated ribbing at the neck, sleeves and bottom of the sweatshirt, as well as a jacquard logo label on the front. A name tag allows you to personalise it. The sweatshirt in the COMFORT series is the brand's own design and features CE certification compliance.
