Acrow BT40-SM27-130 – Shell Mill Holder (Ø27 mm Bore, BT40 Taper) Insize Digital Outside Micrometer 175–200 mm Range Series 3109-200A Ideal for drilling mild steel 11102

Name: Acrow BT40-SM27-130 – Shell Mill Holder (Ø27 mm Bore, BT40 Taper) Insize Digital Outside Micrometer 175–200 mm Range Series 3109-200A Ideal for drilling mild steel 11102
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SKU: 57743390032
Price: 144.50 USD
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Acrow BT40-SM27-130 – Shell Mill Holder (Ø27 mm Bore, BT40 Taper) Insize Digital Outside Micrometer 175–200 mm Range Series 3109-200A Ideal for drilling mild steel 11102

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Acrow BT40 SM27 130 – Shell Mill Holder (Ø27 mm Bore, BT40 Taper) Insize Digital Outside Micrometer 175–200 mm Range Series 3109 200A Ideal for drilling mild steel 11102 Ideal for drilling mild steel 3232 1 0 1" 0 L1 (Gauge Length): 20 mm Acrow BT40 SM27 130 – Shell Mill Holder (Ø27 mm Bore

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