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by Bosch
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by Bosch
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Part Number: 405WP2C
UPC: 00000346214086
Vendor Item Number: 85903M
Custom: BOS85903M
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Product Variations (3)
Technical Details
Industrial Category:
Power Tools
Industrial Subcategory:
Routers and Bits
Industrial Subtype:
Profile Router Bits
asd:
NS04214
Bearing Included:
Not Required
Bit Material:
Solid Carbide
Buy in Multiple:
1
Case Barcode:
00000346454512
Case Quantity:
1
Country of Origin:
US
FOB Origin Point:
West Memphis, AR
Hazardous Material Classification:
NO_MSDS_AND_NOT_REGULATED_BY_DOT_(CFR49)
Internal Supplier Part Number:
2608681273
List Price:
$30.92
Number of Flutes:
2
Order Lead Time:
7 Days
Overall Length:
6
Overall Length in:
2.5
Package Quantity:
1
Pallet Dimensions LxWxH:
48 x 40 x 27.5
Pallet Gross Weight:
846.74
Return Goods Policy:
Call for Authoriztion
Shank Diameter:
1/4 in
Shipping Parcel or Truck:
Parcel
Straight Router Bit Type:
Downcut
UNSPSC Code:
27112821
UNSPSC Number:
27112821
UPC Code:
000346214086
UPC Number:
000346214086
Manufactured By:
Bosch
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Additional Information
- Balanced cutting with minimal vibration
- For high-duty cycle applications
- For through cutting where downward pressure and chip removal is desired
- Recommended for CNC or router table use
- Shipped in vinyl pouch
- Solid carbide for durability
Product Overview
Premium-quality micrograin solid carbide bit is precision ground for an extra-fine finish with maximum sharpness and edge retention. Downcut spiral is used for downward chip flow and the best finish on the top side of the work piece. The shearing action yields an especially clean, accurate cut, while the augering action clears chips from the cut