ER32 Collet Chuck – NT30 M12 Drawbar 63mm 4" Cast Iron Angle V Blocks B4" Pair Set. Precision Tool. Machining Milling CNC Accurate Cutter Mounting: Enables secure 11102

Name: ER32 Collet Chuck – NT30 M12 Drawbar 63mm 4" Cast Iron Angle V Blocks B4" Pair Set. Precision Tool. Machining Milling CNC Accurate Cutter Mounting: Enables secure 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 21169499126
Price: 83.00 USD
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ER32 Collet Chuck – NT30 M12 Drawbar 63mm 4" Cast Iron Angle V Blocks B4" Pair Set. Precision Tool. Machining Milling CNC Accurate Cutter Mounting: Enables secure 11102 Accurate Cutter Mounting: Enables secure and concentric installation of ¾″ (19 mm) annular cutters the 25 x 50mm Annular Cutter HSS is your go to solution Total Length: 140mm ER32 Collet Chuck – NT30 M12 Drawbar 63mm

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