10 pc Kyocera TKN2 PR1535 – Cut-Off & Grooving Insert (Medium Feed, PR1535 Grade) Somta Series 349 – 5/16" HSS-Co8 2 Flute End Mill (Slot Drill) Somta Series 134 – 3/16" 11102

Name: 10 pc Kyocera TKN2 PR1535 – Cut-Off & Grooving Insert (Medium Feed, PR1535 Grade) Somta Series 349 – 5/16" HSS-Co8 2 Flute End Mill (Slot Drill) Somta Series 134 – 3/16" 11102
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10 pc Kyocera TKN2 PR1535 – Cut Off & Grooving Insert (Medium Feed, PR1535 Grade) Somta Series 349 – 5 16" HSS Co8 2 Flute End Mill (Slot Drill) Somta Series 134 – 3 16" 11102 Somta Series 134 – 3 16" HSS Extra Length Straight Shank Drill (Blu and maintenance professionals needing dependable threading tools stainless steels (M) Kyocera TKN2 PR1535 – Cut Off & Grooving Insert (10 pcs Medium Feed

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