Somta Series 343 – 3/16" Co8e 2 Flute End mill (Threaded shank) Insize Measuring Tips for In Thread Series 7321-T1S Built for precision and ease 11102

Name: Somta Series 343 – 3/16" Co8e 2 Flute End mill (Threaded shank) Insize Measuring Tips for In Thread Series 7321-T1S Built for precision and ease 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 58751788300
Price: 25.50 USD
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Somta Series 343 – 3 16" Co8e 2 Flute End mill (Threaded shank) Insize Measuring Tips for In Thread Series 7321 T1S Built for precision and ease 11102 Built for precision and ease of use Easy Installation: Designed to form a bulge on the blind side of the panel as the nutsert tool pulls the thread against the tool body Reliable and durable construction for long tool life Somta Series 343 – 3 16" Co8e 2 Flute End mill (Threaded shank)

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