BT40 Shell Mill Arbor 16mm – Face Mill Holder (BT40-CM16-55) Pack of 5 Ductsure Access Panel White Powder Coated 12"x12" (305x305mm) Part No: 4120-8HN 11102

Name: BT40 Shell Mill Arbor 16mm – Face Mill Holder (BT40-CM16-55) Pack of 5 Ductsure Access Panel White Powder Coated 12"x12" (305x305mm) Part No: 4120-8HN 11102
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SKU: 75784037981
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BT40 Shell Mill Arbor 16mm – Face Mill Holder (BT40 CM16 55) Pack of 5 Ductsure Access Panel White Powder Coated 12"x12" (305x305mm) Part No: 4120 8HN 11102 Part No: 4120 8HN This pack of 10 GTN 2 parting inserts is designed for precision cut off and grooving operations on a wide range of materials including steel 16mm shell mill mounting diameter This precision engineered BT40 shell mill arbor is designed for mounting face mills

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