Carmex Internal Right Hand UN Unified Thread Turning Insert 16mm / 16 TPI / 16 IR 16 UN BMA 9/16" x 2" HSS Annular Cutter 3/4" Universal Weldon Shank Harlingen Rotabroach Measuring Range: 0–32% 11102

Name: Carmex Internal Right Hand UN Unified Thread Turning Insert 16mm / 16 TPI / 16 IR 16 UN BMA 9/16" x 2" HSS Annular Cutter 3/4" Universal Weldon Shank Harlingen Rotabroach Measuring Range: 0–32% 11102
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Carmex Internal Right Hand UN Unified Thread Turning Insert 16mm 16 TPI 16 IR 16 UN BMA 9 16" x 2" HSS Annular Cutter 3 4" Universal Weldon Shank Harlingen Rotabroach Measuring Range: 0–32% 11102 Measuring Range: 0–32% Size (AxB): 150x300mm Profile: 60° Full Form Internal Thread Turning Insert – UN Full Profile 60°

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