Canela MTENN2525M16 Profiling Toolholder – 25×25 mm Carmex D-Thread Insert Toolholder 23mm Cut / SR0023M11U The 50mm Hi-Speed Steel (HSS-E) 11102

Name: Canela MTENN2525M16 Profiling Toolholder – 25×25 mm Carmex D-Thread Insert Toolholder 23mm Cut / SR0023M11U The 50mm Hi-Speed Steel (HSS-E) 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 87581360521
Price: 159.00 USD
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Canela MTENN2525M16 Profiling Toolholder – 25×25 mm Carmex D-Thread Insert Toolholder 23mm Cut / SR0023M11U The 50mm Hi-Speed Steel (HSS-E) 11102

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Canela MTENN2525M16 Profiling Toolholder – 25×25 mm Carmex D Thread Insert Toolholder 23mm Cut SR0023M11U The 50mm Hi Speed Steel (HSS E) 11102 The 50mm Hi Speed Steel (HSS E) 90° Weldon Shank Countersink is a high quality tool and Spiral Mill Thread Systems — delivering top tier precision Cutting Direction: Neutral Canela MTENN2525M16 Profiling Toolholder – 25×25 mm

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