Carbide Grooving Inserts MGMN200 TiAlN Coated (Pack of 10) Somta Series 124 – HSS Extra Length Straight Shank Drill 5mm Ideal for machining shafts 11102

Name: Carbide Grooving Inserts MGMN200 TiAlN Coated (Pack of 10) Somta Series 124 – HSS Extra Length Straight Shank Drill 5mm Ideal for machining shafts 11102
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SKU: 77846950785
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Carbide Grooving Inserts MGMN200 TiAlN Coated (Pack of 10) Somta Series 124 – HSS Extra Length Straight Shank Drill 5mm Ideal for machining shafts 11102

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Carbide Grooving Inserts MGMN200 TiAlN Coated (Pack of 10) Somta Series 124 – HSS Extra Length Straight Shank Drill 5mm Ideal for machining shafts 11102 Ideal for machining shafts Part no: 3206 12 Compatibility: Fits MGEHR and MGIVR series tool holders The MGMN200 carbide inserts are designed for grooving and parting applications

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