Insize Individual Steel Gauge Block 6mm Grade 2 Series 4101-C6 Insize Thickness Gauge 0-0.5" x 0.001" Range Series 2861-E05 this 13/16" bushing securely holds 11102

Name: Insize Individual Steel Gauge Block 6mm Grade 2 Series 4101-C6 Insize Thickness Gauge 0-0.5" x 0.001" Range Series 2861-E05 this 13/16" bushing securely holds 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 94134854362
Price: 38.67 USD
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Insize Individual Steel Gauge Block 6mm Grade 2 Series 4101 C6 Insize Thickness Gauge 0 0.5" x 0.001" Range Series 2861 E05 this 13 16" bushing securely holds 11102 this 13 16" bushing securely holds the broach in place while directing it through the machined hole ✔ Precision Cutting Diameter (1 8") – Enables accurate and efficient material removal Precision dimensional calibration Insize Individual Steel Gauge Block – 6 mm

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