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Стамеска ПЕТРОГРАДЪ, серия Охта, правая, 8мм
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Стамески ПЕТРОГРАДЪ, серия Охта, левые и правые. Это столярные стамески, предназначенные для подрезки волокон. За счет скошенной режущей кромки эти стамески легче срезают торцевые волокна. Стамески выполнены из стали 9ХС. Производство – фабрика Петроградъ (Россия).
Характеристики стамесок:
- Сталь: 9ХС
- Закалка: 60-62 HRc
- Угол заточки: 20 градусов
- Угол скоса: 45 градусов
- Длина жала: 150 мм
- Общая длина: 280 мм
- Материал рукояти: ясень
- Размер: 8 мм
- Сторона скоса: правая
Стамески укомплектованы кожаными чехлами на режущую кромку. Инструмент поставляется в индивидуальных картонных коробах.
Осторожно! Боковые грани клинков острые, о них можно порезаться!
Острота боковой грани клинка обусловлена тем, что при заточке сохраняется размер и геометрия режущей кромки.
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