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THREADED INSERTS AUSTRALIAN SPECIALIST, TIME-SERT, HELICOIL OR KEENSERT COMPATIBLE THREAD REPAIR & FLEX-HOME DISTRIBUTORS
Time-Sert distributors, importer in Australia, Flex-Hone distributors, importer in Australia, helicoil type kit for thread repair, threaded inserts for wood & plastic, keensert type thread repair, EZ Lok distributors & importer in Australia carbide drill & carbide burr distributors – drill hardened steel with Diamohard drills. Suppliers of taps and dies, including left hand & unusual – left hand drill bits remove broken bolts and studs using a power drill. Also remove broken easy outs with special drills and burrs.
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Product Range & Brands Include Time-Sert, helicoil compatible & Keensert substitute E-Z Lok thread repair insert kits & threaded inserts, Flexhones or Ball Hones cylinder hone to deburr, deglaze, finish engine or hydraulic cylinders & heat exchangers and boilers – brass, stainless steel & diecast threaded inserts for wood or plastic – Carbide Drill bits straight flute by Diamohard & carbide burr sets, left hand drill bits, power driven easy-out or screw extractor by Pow-er-Out – taps & dies & thread repair in UNC, UNF, UNEF, NPT, BA, BSP, BSF, metric fine & metric course for automotive, ships, large diesel engines, engineering, small engines, motorcycle, mower, pump, furnace, turbine, boiler, heat exchanger, maintenance & repair.
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