Best Carbide 10mm 4 Flute Corner Radius End Mill – 0.2mm Radius, 10mm Shank Insize Thickness Gauge 0-10mm x 0.05mm Range Series 2862-102 adjustable lighting 11102

Name: Best Carbide 10mm 4 Flute Corner Radius End Mill – 0.2mm Radius, 10mm Shank Insize Thickness Gauge 0-10mm x 0.05mm Range Series 2862-102 adjustable lighting 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 12334997845
Price: 178.00 USD
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Best Carbide 10mm 4 Flute Corner Radius End Mill – 0.2mm Radius, 10mm Shank Insize Thickness Gauge 0-10mm x 0.05mm Range Series 2862-102 adjustable lighting 11102

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Best Carbide 10mm 4 Flute Corner Radius End Mill – 0.2mm Radius, 10mm Shank Insize Thickness Gauge 0 10mm x 0.05mm Range Series 2862 102 adjustable lighting 11102 adjustable lighting Part No: 1172 200 ✔ 4 Flute Design – Corner radius design ensures smooth cutting and extended tool life Precision and Durability for Versatile Machining

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