ITM 150mm Sheet Metal Cutting Blade Cermet CarbideTipped 52T Specialty for attaching between the suction CAM-VW1-RT

Name: ITM 150mm Sheet Metal Cutting Blade Cermet CarbideTipped 52T Specialty for attaching between the suction CAM-VW1-RT
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 62550631574
Price: 172.20 USD
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ITM 150mm Sheet Metal Cutting Blade Cermet CarbideTipped 52T Specialty for attaching between the suction CAM VW1 RT for attaching between the suction hoses and the suction pipes Quick Drying leaves a pleasant non tacky protective film on the skin to encourage regular use and not affect dexterity with hand held tools TOUGHNESS: C6 Grade Carbide has a good balance of hardness and toughness which means that it is less prone to breaking and chipping than materials that are more brittle ITM 150mm Sheet Metal Cutting Blade Cermet CarbideTipped 52T

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