Carmex Mill Thread Solid Carbide 1.0 ISO with internal coolant bore 14.5mm depth Insize IP54 Coolant Proof Digital Indicator 50.8mm / 2" Range Series 2115-50 Draw a rectangle in selected 11102

Name: Carmex Mill Thread Solid Carbide 1.0 ISO with internal coolant bore 14.5mm depth Insize IP54 Coolant Proof Digital Indicator 50.8mm / 2" Range Series 2115-50 Draw a rectangle in selected 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 43705623615
Price: 268.56 USD
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Carmex Mill Thread Solid Carbide 1.0 ISO with internal coolant bore 14.5mm depth Insize IP54 Coolant Proof Digital Indicator 50.8mm 2" Range Series 2115 50 Draw a rectangle in selected 11102 Draw a rectangle in selected position to suit your vent size 2579 in Functional Length (LF) 110 mm 4 Shank Diameter: 6mm Mill Thread Solid Carbide – Internal Coolant Threadmill

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