Insize 90° Flat Edge Square 200x130mm Range Series 4792-200 MT5 Carbide Tipped Dead Center A precision-ground ER40 collet chuck 11102

Name: Insize 90° Flat Edge Square 200x130mm Range Series 4792-200 MT5 Carbide Tipped Dead Center A precision-ground ER40 collet chuck 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 73570777493
Price: 162.06 USD
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Insize 90° Flat Edge Square 200x130mm Range Series 4792 200 MT5 Carbide Tipped Dead Center A precision ground ER40 collet chuck 11102 A precision ground ER40 collet chuck with NT40 (National Taper 40) shank and M16 drawbar thread A precision digital caliper designed for accurate measurement of RTJ ring grooves on flanges INSIZE flat edge squares are the perfect instrument for inside and outside measurement Insize 90° Flat Edge Square

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