Carmex External Thread Turning Tool Holder SER 2525 M16 25mm Shank milling chuck BT40-SLN32-63 side lock end mill tool holder suit M16 pull stud Featuring a heat-treated zinc plated 11102

Name: Carmex External Thread Turning Tool Holder SER 2525 M16 25mm Shank milling chuck BT40-SLN32-63 side lock end mill tool holder suit M16 pull stud Featuring a heat-treated zinc plated 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 44605384471
Price: 239.50 USD
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Rating: 4.680400000000001 (6 reviews)

Carmex External Thread Turning Tool Holder SER 2525 M16 25mm Shank milling chuck BT40-SLN32-63 side lock end mill tool holder suit M16 pull stud Featuring a heat-treated zinc plated 11102

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Carmex External Thread Turning Tool Holder SER 2525 M16 25mm Shank milling chuck BT40 SLN32 63 side lock end mill tool holder suit M16 pull stud Featuring a heat treated zinc plated 11102 Featuring a heat treated zinc plated steel blade and three diamond coated abrasive discs for cutting plastic and thin metal Nose Diameter: 42mm (approx padding:10px 5px External Thread Turning Tool Holder 2525

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