Ceradex SVPBL2525M-11 External Turning Toolholder Insize Machinist Square 450×250 mm Series 4796-450 Mini Mill-Thread Solid Carbide – 11102

Name: Ceradex SVPBL2525M-11 External Turning Toolholder Insize Machinist Square 450×250 mm Series 4796-450 Mini Mill-Thread Solid Carbide – 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 25528364078
Price: 170.19 USD
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Ceradex SVPBL2525M-11 External Turning Toolholder Insize Machinist Square 450×250 mm Series 4796-450 Mini Mill-Thread Solid Carbide – 11102

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Ceradex SVPBL2525M 11 External Turning Toolholder Insize Machinist Square 450×250 mm Series 4796 450 Mini Mill Thread Solid Carbide – 11102 Mini Mill Thread Solid Carbide – 16 UN Part No: 1010400 Reduced vibration for improved surface finish The Ceradex SVPBL2525M 11 external turning toolholder is designed for precision machining applications

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