Kyocera MEV20-S16-06-2T – Ø20 mm Indexable Shoulder Milling Toolholder (THN08478) Drill Type_Stub Endmill Built from durable stainless steel 11102

Name: Kyocera MEV20-S16-06-2T – Ø20 mm Indexable Shoulder Milling Toolholder (THN08478) Drill Type_Stub Endmill Built from durable stainless steel 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 44158557820
Price: 217.25 USD
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Kyocera MEV20-S16-06-2T – Ø20 mm Indexable Shoulder Milling Toolholder (THN08478) Drill Type_Stub Endmill Built from durable stainless steel 11102

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Kyocera MEV20 S16 06 2T – Ø20 mm Indexable Shoulder Milling Toolholder (THN08478) Drill Type_Stub Endmill Built from durable stainless steel 11102 Built from durable stainless steel with a satin chrome plated reading surface Designation Order Code: TNMG160404PS CA025P Number of Inserts: 2 Kyocera MEV20 S16 06 2T – Ø20 mm Indexable Shoulder Milling Toolholder (THN08478)

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