10pc Sandvik TCMT 16 T3 04-MM 1125 Turning Insert for Stainless Steel WLCA2-2 Micro Limit Switch with Adjustable Lever Roller Arm Max Hole Size for Hollow 11102

Name: 10pc Sandvik TCMT 16 T3 04-MM 1125 Turning Insert for Stainless Steel WLCA2-2 Micro Limit Switch with Adjustable Lever Roller Arm Max Hole Size for Hollow 11102
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SKU: 81677704413
Price: 118.00 USD
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10pc Sandvik TCMT 16 T3 04-MM 1125 Turning Insert for Stainless Steel WLCA2-2 Micro Limit Switch with Adjustable Lever Roller Arm Max Hole Size for Hollow 11102

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10pc Sandvik TCMT 16 T3 04 MM 1125 Turning Insert for Stainless Steel WLCA2 2 Micro Limit Switch with Adjustable Lever Roller Arm Max Hole Size for Hollow 11102 Max Hole Size for Hollow Doors (C C): 588 x 583 mm Upgrade your measurement toolkit with the Insize Bore Gauge (Part No Insert Size: 16 TCMT 16 T3 04 MM 1125 Sandvik CoroTurn® Turning Inserts – Pack of 10

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