Insize Digital Spherical Anvil Tube Micrometer 25-50mm/1-2" Range Series 3560-50SA 2" Cast Iron Angle V Blocks B2" Precision Tool ; Pair Set. Machining/ Milling Suitable for high torque applications 11102

Name: Insize Digital Spherical Anvil Tube Micrometer 25-50mm/1-2" Range Series 3560-50SA 2" Cast Iron Angle V Blocks B2" Precision Tool ; Pair Set. Machining/ Milling Suitable for high torque applications 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 9668615395
Price: 313.57 USD
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Insize Digital Spherical Anvil Tube Micrometer 25 50mm 1 2" Range Series 3560 50SA 2" Cast Iron Angle V Blocks B2" Precision Tool ; Pair Set. Machining Milling Suitable for high torque applications 11102 Suitable for high torque applications Compatible with all standard ER25 spring collets 7302 SPC2A Insize Digital Spherical Anvil Tube Micrometer

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