Acrow 1310-BSH32 – Insert Holder for BSH32 Boring Heads Insize Outside Micrometer 0-25mm Range Series 3202-25A Includes a rotating wheel that 11102

Name: Acrow 1310-BSH32 – Insert Holder for BSH32 Boring Heads Insize Outside Micrometer 0-25mm Range Series 3202-25A Includes a rotating wheel that 11102
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Acrow 1310-BSH32 – Insert Holder for BSH32 Boring Heads Insize Outside Micrometer 0-25mm Range Series 3202-25A Includes a rotating wheel that 11102

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Acrow 1310 BSH32 – Insert Holder for BSH32 Boring Heads Insize Outside Micrometer 0 25mm Range Series 3202 25A Includes a rotating wheel that 11102 Includes a rotating wheel that can be locked onto knurl selection vertical align:middle} Code Measurement Range Graduation Accuracy 4850 1 Leg Height (b) 0 18mm 1mm ±0 Acrow 1310 BSH32 – Insert Holder for BSH32 Boring Heads Compatible Boring Head: BSH32

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