10pc Kyocera VBMT160408HQ CA125P – Turning Insert (Finishing to Medium, HQ Chipbreaker) Carmex Mill Thread Solid Carbide 1.5 ISO w/ internal coolant bore 26.3mm and reliable chip evacuation—making it 11102

Name: 10pc Kyocera VBMT160408HQ CA125P – Turning Insert (Finishing to Medium, HQ Chipbreaker) Carmex Mill Thread Solid Carbide 1.5 ISO w/ internal coolant bore 26.3mm and reliable chip evacuation—making it 11102
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SKU: 76608284420
Price: 127.40 USD
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10pc Kyocera VBMT160408HQ CA125P – Turning Insert (Finishing to Medium, HQ Chipbreaker) Carmex Mill Thread Solid Carbide 1.5 ISO w/ internal coolant bore 26.3mm and reliable chip evacuation—making it 11102

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10pc Kyocera VBMT160408HQ CA125P – Turning Insert (Finishing to Medium, HQ Chipbreaker) Carmex Mill Thread Solid Carbide 1.5 ISO w internal coolant bore 26.3mm and reliable chip evacuation—making it 11102 and reliable chip evacuation—making it ideal for demanding production environments on both CNC and manual machines 5 mm (ball nose) Enhanced Surface Finish: Stable cutting edge geometry minimizes vibration and ensures a smooth Kyocera VBMT160408HQ CA125P – Turning Insert (10 pcs Finishing to Medium

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