Acrow B.BSD.HD4.39 – Heavy-Duty Insert Holder for BSD39 Fine Boring Heads Best Carbide 3/16" Variable Helix End Mill 4 Flute Nano Coated – 0.015" Radius Country of Origin: China 11102

Name: Acrow B.BSD.HD4.39 – Heavy-Duty Insert Holder for BSD39 Fine Boring Heads Best Carbide 3/16" Variable Helix End Mill 4 Flute Nano Coated – 0.015" Radius Country of Origin: China 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 887007421
Price: 175.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2475000000000005 (5 reviews)

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Acrow B.BSD.HD4.39 – Heavy Duty Insert Holder for BSD39 Fine Boring Heads Best Carbide 3 16" Variable Helix End Mill 4 Flute Nano Coated – 0.015" Radius Country of Origin: China 11102 Country of Origin: China Trusted brand known for quality and innovation in cutting tools 39 – Heavy Duty Insert Holder for BSD39 Fine Boring Heads Insert Type: CCGT 09T3

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