MT2 to JT3 Drill Chuck Arbor Adaptor – Tang End 4MT TO 2MT EXTENSION SOCKET MT4 SHANK WITH MT2 HOLE MORSE TAPER EXTENDED SOCKET efficient manual deburring across a 11102

Name: MT2 to JT3 Drill Chuck Arbor Adaptor – Tang End 4MT TO 2MT EXTENSION SOCKET MT4 SHANK WITH MT2 HOLE MORSE TAPER EXTENDED SOCKET efficient manual deburring across a 11102
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SKU: 95143856342
Price: 29.00 USD
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MT2 to JT3 Drill Chuck Arbor Adaptor – Tang End 4MT TO 2MT EXTENSION SOCKET MT4 SHANK WITH MT2 HOLE MORSE TAPER EXTENDED SOCKET efficient manual deburring across a 11102

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MT2 to JT3 Drill Chuck Arbor Adaptor – Tang End 4MT TO 2MT EXTENSION SOCKET MT4 SHANK WITH MT2 HOLE MORSE TAPER EXTENDED SOCKET efficient manual deburring across a 11102 efficient manual deburring across a wide range of materials accurate drilling in metalworking applications SKU: 42 005 106 MT2 to JT3 Drill Chuck Arbor Adaptor – Tang End

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