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Cleveland
High-speed steel chucking reamer with straight flutes for H-size letter holes
The Cleveland C25552 is a chucking reamer manufactured from high speed steel with a bright uncoated finish. It features a straight shank design and is identified by the letter H sizing. This pneumatic accessory is supplied in new condition for precision hole finishing tasks.
The defining specification is the letter H size which determines the exact cutting diameter for the intended application. The high speed steel construction provides the necessary hardness and wear resistance for reaming operations. Buyers requiring a different letter size or a coated cutting surface will need an alternative tool.
| Brand | CLEVELAND |
|---|---|
| Type | Reamers |
The H letter identifies the exact cutting diameter in the standard letter-gauge series so the reamer produces the precise hole size required for that gauge.
The straight shank fits directly into a standard drill-chuck or collet, so it can only be used with tool holders that accept a plain cylindrical shank.
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