Kyocera S32S-WWLNR08-40E – Indexable Boring Bar (THC03946) Sandvik HSS-PM Blue Gun Nose PVD FeN coated Tap No.10 UNC Designed with a variable helix 11102

Name: Kyocera S32S-WWLNR08-40E – Indexable Boring Bar (THC03946) Sandvik HSS-PM Blue Gun Nose PVD FeN coated Tap No.10 UNC Designed with a variable helix 11102
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SKU: 95618048788
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Kyocera S32S-WWLNR08-40E – Indexable Boring Bar (THC03946) Sandvik HSS-PM Blue Gun Nose PVD FeN coated Tap No.10 UNC Designed with a variable helix 11102

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Kyocera S32S WWLNR08 40E – Indexable Boring Bar (THC03946) Sandvik HSS PM Blue Gun Nose PVD FeN coated Tap No.10 UNC Designed with a variable helix 11102 Designed with a variable helix for optimal chip evacuation and vibration reduction and an installation tool (50870) Minimum Bore Diameter: 40 mm Kyocera S32S WWLNR08 40E – Indexable Boring Bar (THC03946)

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