Kyocera PVLNR2525M-16Q – External Turning Toolholder (THC01150, 25×25 mm Shank) Sandvik HSS-PM Blue Gun Nose PVD FeN coated Tap 7/16" UNF Taper: MT4 11102

Name: Kyocera PVLNR2525M-16Q – External Turning Toolholder (THC01150, 25×25 mm Shank) Sandvik HSS-PM Blue Gun Nose PVD FeN coated Tap 7/16" UNF Taper: MT4 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 57428291662
Price: 144.14 USD
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Rating: 4.4842 (7 reviews)

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Kyocera PVLNR2525M 16Q – External Turning Toolholder (THC01150, 25×25 mm Shank) Sandvik HSS PM Blue Gun Nose PVD FeN coated Tap 7 16" UNF Taper: MT4 11102 Taper: MT4 the vernier height gauge provides accurate readings when determining the height of objects Compatible with 16 size VN style negative rake inserts — suitable for a broad range of materials and turning tasks Kyocera PVLNR2525M 16Q – External Turning Toolholder (THC01150

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