NT40 Shell Mill Arbor 22mm Pilot Diameter Pack of 5 - Multifit Stormwater Grate Solution for Pipe Protection Easy to Use: The installation 11102

Name: NT40 Shell Mill Arbor 22mm Pilot Diameter Pack of 5 - Multifit Stormwater Grate Solution for Pipe Protection Easy to Use: The installation 11102
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SKU: 80359687915
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NT40 Shell Mill Arbor 22mm Pilot Diameter Pack of 5 - Multifit Stormwater Grate Solution for Pipe Protection Easy to Use: The installation 11102

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NT40 Shell Mill Arbor 22mm Pilot Diameter Pack of 5 Multifit Stormwater Grate Solution for Pipe Protection Easy to Use: The installation 11102 Easy to Use: The installation tool ensures a smooth Compatible with TPMR16 Material: Hardened Alloy Steel The NT40 Shell Mill Arbor 22mm (NT40 FMB22) is designed for high precision face milling and heavy duty machining applications on conventional and CNC milling equipment

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