Fullerton 92250 16mm 2 Flute TiAlN Coated Carbide Square End Mill Kyocera DWLNR2020K-08 External Turning Toolholder Length of Cut: 32mm (1 11102

Name: Fullerton 92250 16mm 2 Flute TiAlN Coated Carbide Square End Mill Kyocera DWLNR2020K-08 External Turning Toolholder Length of Cut: 32mm (1 11102
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Fullerton 92250 16mm 2 Flute TiAlN Coated Carbide Square End Mill Kyocera DWLNR2020K-08 External Turning Toolholder Length of Cut: 32mm (1 11102

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Fullerton 92250 16mm 2 Flute TiAlN Coated Carbide Square End Mill Kyocera DWLNR2020K 08 External Turning Toolholder Length of Cut: 32mm (1 11102 Length of Cut: 32mm (1 and extended tool life in demanding machining environments 4961 inch) Professional quality Fullerton 92250 Series 3215 general purpose end mill manufactured from solid carbide for reliable and efficient milling performance

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