Canela SSDCN2525M12 External Turning Toolholder – 25×25 mm Insize 90° Flat Edge Square 200x130mm Range Series 4792-200 Insize Digital Back-Jaw Caliper 10–200 11102

Name: Canela SSDCN2525M12 External Turning Toolholder – 25×25 mm Insize 90° Flat Edge Square 200x130mm Range Series 4792-200 Insize Digital Back-Jaw Caliper 10–200 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 31261274406
Price: 117.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2124 (22 reviews)

Canela SSDCN2525M12 External Turning Toolholder – 25×25 mm Insize 90° Flat Edge Square 200x130mm Range Series 4792-200 Insize Digital Back-Jaw Caliper 10–200 11102

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Canela SSDCN2525M12 External Turning Toolholder – 25×25 mm Insize 90° Flat Edge Square 200x130mm Range Series 4792 200 Insize Digital Back Jaw Caliper 10–200 11102 Insize Digital Back Jaw Caliper 10–200 mm 0 35° rhombic Clearance Angle: Positive Canela SSDCN2525M12 External Turning Toolholder – 25×25 mm

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