Insize Bourdon Tube Pressure Gauge 1/4NPT 0–10 Bar Series 5201-63N2Y10 EXTRA LONG SERIES SLOT DRILL - Best Carbide 20mm (2 Flute High-Speed Steel (HSS) – Maintains 11102

Name: Insize Bourdon Tube Pressure Gauge 1/4NPT 0–10 Bar Series 5201-63N2Y10 EXTRA LONG SERIES SLOT DRILL - Best Carbide 20mm (2 Flute High-Speed Steel (HSS) – Maintains 11102
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SKU: 94449274834
Price: 36.07 USD
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Insize Bourdon Tube Pressure Gauge 1/4NPT 0–10 Bar Series 5201-63N2Y10 EXTRA LONG SERIES SLOT DRILL - Best Carbide 20mm (2 Flute High-Speed Steel (HSS) – Maintains 11102

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Insize Bourdon Tube Pressure Gauge 1 4NPT 0–10 Bar Series 5201 63N2Y10 EXTRA LONG SERIES SLOT DRILL Best Carbide 20mm (2 Flute High Speed Steel (HSS) – Maintains 11102 High Speed Steel (HSS) – Maintains edge sharpness under continuous cutting conditions Extra Length Design – 450 mm overall length for deep reach drilling applications Ambient Temperature: 20 to 60°C Insize Bourdon Tube Pressure Gauge 1 4 NPT 0–10 Bar Series 5201 63N2Y10

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