10pc Sandvik TCMT 11 02 04-UM 235 Turning Insert for Steel & Stainless Steel - Medium Chipbreaker Uncoated) CA125P Grade: First recommendation for 11102

Name: 10pc Sandvik TCMT 11 02 04-UM 235 Turning Insert for Steel & Stainless Steel - Medium Chipbreaker Uncoated) CA125P Grade: First recommendation for 11102
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10pc Sandvik TCMT 11 02 04-UM 235 Turning Insert for Steel & Stainless Steel - Medium Chipbreaker Uncoated) CA125P Grade: First recommendation for 11102

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10pc Sandvik TCMT 11 02 04 UM 235 Turning Insert for Steel & Stainless Steel Medium Chipbreaker Uncoated) CA125P Grade: First recommendation for 11102 CA125P Grade: First recommendation for steel machining with excellent balance of wear resistance and toughness a highly readable display Inscribed Circle (IC): 6 TCMT 11 02 04 UM 235 Sandvik CoroTurn® Turning Inserts – Pack of 10

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