Fullerton 33817 0.375" 4 Flute TiAlN Coated Corner Radius End Mill Carmex External Right Hand ISO Metric Thread Turning Insert 0.4mm / 16 ER 0.4 ISO BMA The short series design provides 11102

Name: Fullerton 33817 0.375" 4 Flute TiAlN Coated Corner Radius End Mill Carmex External Right Hand ISO Metric Thread Turning Insert 0.4mm / 16 ER 0.4 ISO BMA The short series design provides 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 51331390732
Price: 180.84 USD
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Fullerton 33817 0.375" 4 Flute TiAlN Coated Corner Radius End Mill Carmex External Right Hand ISO Metric Thread Turning Insert 0.4mm 16 ER 0.4 ISO BMA The short series design provides 11102 The short series design provides enhanced rigidity and stability a 3 mm cutting width and a 21 Brand: Fullerton The Fullerton 33817 is a 4 flute general purpose corner radius end mill featuring a TiAlN coating and center cutting design

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