Carmex Internal Right Hand ISO Thread Turning Insert 16mm / 3.0 TPI / 16 IR 3.0 ISO BMA Best Carbide - SD1NF 1/4" Aluminium Cut Carbide Burr Optional Accessory: Data output cable 11102

Name: Carmex Internal Right Hand ISO Thread Turning Insert 16mm / 3.0 TPI / 16 IR 3.0 ISO BMA Best Carbide - SD1NF 1/4" Aluminium Cut Carbide Burr Optional Accessory: Data output cable 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 21392023216
Price: 31.00 USD
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Carmex Internal Right Hand ISO Thread Turning Insert 16mm 3.0 TPI 16 IR 3.0 ISO BMA Best Carbide SD1NF 1 4" Aluminium Cut Carbide Burr Optional Accessory: Data output cable 11102 Optional Accessory: Data output cable (code 7306 20 Port Size: 92 mm (fits 100mm ducts) Thread Type: ISO (Metric Thread Standard – 60°) Internal Thread Turning Insert – ISO Full Profile 60°

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