Best Carbide Regular Length AITiN coated 2-Flute End Mill 2mm, Square End Hassay Savage Metric Keyway Broach Cutter 10mm-D and consistent surface finish 11102

Name: Best Carbide Regular Length AITiN coated 2-Flute End Mill 2mm, Square End Hassay Savage Metric Keyway Broach Cutter 10mm-D and consistent surface finish 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 25963923829
Price: 65.11 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0513 (14 reviews)

Best Carbide Regular Length AITiN coated 2-Flute End Mill 2mm, Square End Hassay Savage Metric Keyway Broach Cutter 10mm-D and consistent surface finish 11102

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Best Carbide Regular Length AITiN coated 2 Flute End Mill 2mm, Square End Hassay Savage Metric Keyway Broach Cutter 10mm D and consistent surface finish 11102 and consistent surface finish such as frogs Best Carbide's high performance cutting tools are engineered for precision and durability Manufactured in the USA to exacting standards

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