Canela DCLNR2525M12-N External Turning Toolholder – 25×25 mm Carmex Mill Thread Solid Carbide 3.0 ISO w/ internal coolant bore 43.5mm Why Choose the Best Carbide 11102

Name: Canela DCLNR2525M12-N External Turning Toolholder – 25×25 mm Carmex Mill Thread Solid Carbide 3.0 ISO w/ internal coolant bore 43.5mm Why Choose the Best Carbide 11102
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SKU: 29734587097
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Canela DCLNR2525M12-N External Turning Toolholder – 25×25 mm Carmex Mill Thread Solid Carbide 3.0 ISO w/ internal coolant bore 43.5mm Why Choose the Best Carbide 11102

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Canela DCLNR2525M12 N External Turning Toolholder – 25×25 mm Carmex Mill Thread Solid Carbide 3.0 ISO w internal coolant bore 43.5mm Why Choose the Best Carbide 11102 Why Choose the Best Carbide SG3NF 3 8" Aluminium Cut Burr high pressure drilling environments Canela DCLNR2525M12 N External Turning Toolholder – 25×25 mm Clamping Method: Dimple lock

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