10pc Kyocera CNGA120408S01525 A66N – Ceramic Turning Insert (High-Speed Machining of Cast Iron) Insize Sheet Metal Micrometer 0-1" Range Series 3239-11 high-precision machining environments 11102

Name: 10pc Kyocera CNGA120408S01525 A66N – Ceramic Turning Insert (High-Speed Machining of Cast Iron) Insize Sheet Metal Micrometer 0-1" Range Series 3239-11 high-precision machining environments 11102
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SKU: 36533845535
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10pc Kyocera CNGA120408S01525 A66N – Ceramic Turning Insert (High Speed Machining of Cast Iron) Insize Sheet Metal Micrometer 0 1" Range Series 3239 11 high precision machining environments 11102 high precision machining environments Hepyc 31mm HSS Morse Taper Shank Drill MT3 – DIN 345N Insert Type: Negative Kyocera CNGA120408S01525 A66N – Ceramic Turning Insert (10 pcs High Speed Machining of Cast Iron)

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