Fullerton 32015 0.3125" 4 Flute Standard Square End Mill Carmex Internal Right Hand UN Unified Thread Turning Insert 32 TPI / 11 IR 32 UN P25C Enhanced Durability: The 1 11102

Name: Fullerton 32015 0.3125" 4 Flute Standard Square End Mill Carmex Internal Right Hand UN Unified Thread Turning Insert 32 TPI / 11 IR 32 UN P25C Enhanced Durability: The 1 11102
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SKU: 99920554070
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Fullerton 32015 0.3125" 4 Flute Standard Square End Mill Carmex Internal Right Hand UN Unified Thread Turning Insert 32 TPI 11 IR 32 UN P25C Enhanced Durability: The 1 11102 Enhanced Durability: The 1 Engineered for precision and durability in general and production drilling Part Number: 32015 The Fullerton 32015 is a 4 flute general purpose standard length square end mill designed for center cutting applications

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