Acrow BT40-AK6-120 – AK Boring Shank Ø64mm, 120mm Carbide Burr_SE Series Applications: Internal threading for medium-to-large 11102

Name: Acrow BT40-AK6-120 – AK Boring Shank Ø64mm, 120mm Carbide Burr_SE Series Applications: Internal threading for medium-to-large 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 10011649936
Price: 147.50 USD
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Acrow BT40 AK6 120 – AK Boring Shank Ø64mm, 120mm Carbide Burr_SE Series Applications: Internal threading for medium to large 11102 Applications: Internal threading for medium to large diameter bores on steels The SOMTA 2421500 is a high performance extra length drill designed for professionals who need reach Application: Medium length boring for large diameter operations with Acrow AK6 heads on BT40 spindle systems Acrow BT40 AK6 120 – AK Modular Boring Shank (Ø64 mm

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