Kyocera SCACL1010K-06 External Turning Toolholder Insize Digital Three Points Micrometer Set 50-70mm/ 1.97-2.76" Range Series 3128-70 Long Service Life – HSS 11102

Name: Kyocera SCACL1010K-06 External Turning Toolholder Insize Digital Three Points Micrometer Set 50-70mm/ 1.97-2.76" Range Series 3128-70 Long Service Life – HSS 11102
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SKU: 15131194893
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Kyocera SCACL1010K 06 External Turning Toolholder Insize Digital Three Points Micrometer Set 50 70mm 1.97 2.76" Range Series 3128 70 Long Service Life – HSS 11102 Long Service Life – HSS composition ensures wear resistance and edge retention and SR Toolholders for dependable Shank width (B): 10 mm Kyocera SCACL1010K 06 is an ISO external turning toolholder designed for general turning and profiling operations

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