Carmex External Right Hand ISO Thread Turning Insert 16mm / 1.5 TPI / 16 ER 1.5 ISO P25C Insize Long Jaw Digital Caliper 0–450 mm / 0–18" (Jaw L 100 mm) Series 1136-451 1011 (Threaded Shank) 11102

Name: Carmex External Right Hand ISO Thread Turning Insert 16mm / 1.5 TPI / 16 ER 1.5 ISO P25C Insize Long Jaw Digital Caliper 0–450 mm / 0–18" (Jaw L 100 mm) Series 1136-451 1011 (Threaded Shank) 11102
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Carmex External Right Hand ISO Thread Turning Insert 16mm 1.5 TPI 16 ER 1.5 ISO P25C Insize Long Jaw Digital Caliper 0–450 mm 0–18" (Jaw L 100 mm) Series 1136 451 1011 (Threaded Shank) 11102 1011 (Threaded Shank) 0190 lb Release Date 12 12 2011 — Release Pack ID 11 5 ISO P25C External Thread Turning Insert – ISO Full Profile 60°

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