Vacuum Brazed diamond core drill bit for Angle Grinder

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Diamond Core Bit for Angle Grinder, 5/8"-11        Threaded                                       		Core Bit for Angle Grinder, M14 Threaded
D(inch)Product Number              D(mm)Product Number              
NormalCore and drum bitBrazed Diamond on WallNormalCore and drum bitBrazed Diamond on Wall
 1/2CB0050E5813 CB013M14
 5/8CB0625E5816 CB016M14
 3/4CB0750E58CBW0750E5820 CB020M14CBW020M14
 7/8CB0875E58CBW0875E5823 CB023M14CBW023M14
1    CB1000E58CBW1000E5826 CB026M14CBW026M14
1  3/16CB1188E58CBW1188E5830 CB030M14CBW030M14
1 1/4CB1250E58CBW1250E5832 CB032M14CBW032M14
1 3/8CB1375E58CBW1375E5835 CB035M14CBW035M14
1 1/2CB1500E58CBW1500E5838 CB038M14CBW038M14
1 5/8CB1625E58CBW1625E5842 CB042M14CBW042M14
1 3/4CB1752E58CBW1752E5845 CB045M14CBW045M14
1 7/8CB1875E58CBW1875E5848 CB048M14CBW048M14
2    CB2000E58CBW2000E5851 CB051M14CBW051M14
2 1/4CB2250E58CBW2250E5858 CB058M14CBW058M14
2 1/2CB2500E58CBW2500E5864 CB064M14CBW064M14
2 3/4CB2750E58CBW2750E5870 CB070M14CBW070M14
3    CB0300E58CBW0300E5876 CB076M14CBW076M14
3 1/2CB0350E58CBW0350E5890 CB095M14CBW095M14
4    CB0400E58CBW0400E58102 CB102M14CBW102M14
4    CB0400E58CBW0400E58102 CB102M14CBW102M14

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