Kyocera SGS 48727 10mm 2 Flute TiCN Coated Carbide Ball Nose End Mill Hepyc 15mm HSS Reduced Shank Drill DIN 338 Fixing holes are provided in 11102

Name: Kyocera SGS 48727 10mm 2 Flute TiCN Coated Carbide Ball Nose End Mill Hepyc 15mm HSS Reduced Shank Drill DIN 338 Fixing holes are provided in 11102
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SKU: 29103266912
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Kyocera SGS 48727 10mm 2 Flute TiCN Coated Carbide Ball Nose End Mill Hepyc 15mm HSS Reduced Shank Drill DIN 338 Fixing holes are provided in 11102

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Kyocera SGS 48727 10mm 2 Flute TiCN Coated Carbide Ball Nose End Mill Hepyc 15mm HSS Reduced Shank Drill DIN 338 Fixing holes are provided in 11102 Fixing holes are provided in the door frame Manufactured to BS 328 Coating: TiCN Professional quality Kyocera SGS 48727 Series 03B ball nose end mill manufactured from solid carbide for reliable and precise machining

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