Hassay Savage 22 mm F Style Single Keyway Broach Shim Insize Dial Test Gauge Indicator Holder Round Stem Series 6295-1A vertical-align:top} Quality Designation Measurement System 11102

Name: Hassay Savage 22 mm F Style Single Keyway Broach Shim Insize Dial Test Gauge Indicator Holder Round Stem Series 6295-1A vertical-align:top} Quality Designation Measurement System 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 75812966298
Price: 25.00 USD
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Rating: 4.704700000000001 (30 reviews)

Hassay Savage 22 mm F Style Single Keyway Broach Shim Insize Dial Test Gauge Indicator Holder Round Stem Series 6295-1A vertical-align:top} Quality Designation Measurement System 11102

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Hassay Savage 22 mm F Style Single Keyway Broach Shim Insize Dial Test Gauge Indicator Holder Round Stem Series 6295 1A vertical align:top} Quality Designation Measurement System 11102 vertical align:top} Quality Designation Measurement System Metric Clamping method of insert Top Clamp Category External Turning Connection Style Square Shank Back End Size 12x12 Holder Style 90° Insert Shape T Triangular 60° Clearance angle Positive (11°) Hand Left Coolant No Insert Code Part Number: 3241 100 Dependable and easy to use Hassay Savage Single Keyway Broach Shim – 22mm F 1 Style

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