10pc Sandvik Medium Chipbreaker - Steel / Cast Iron Grade Insert - DCMT 11 T3 08-PM 4425 Best Carbide 1/4" 4 Flute Stub Square End Mill – 1/4" Shank TiALN coated With a cutter diameter of 11102

Name: 10pc Sandvik Medium Chipbreaker - Steel / Cast Iron Grade Insert - DCMT 11 T3 08-PM 4425 Best Carbide 1/4" 4 Flute Stub Square End Mill – 1/4" Shank TiALN coated With a cutter diameter of 11102
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SKU: 43359511554
Price: 131.50 USD
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10pc Sandvik Medium Chipbreaker Steel Cast Iron Grade Insert DCMT 11 T3 08 PM 4425 Best Carbide 1 4" 4 Flute Stub Square End Mill – 1 4" Shank TiALN coated With a cutter diameter of 11102 With a cutter diameter of Ø20 mm layout and quality control applications • Insert Shape: Rhombic DCMT 11 T3 08 PM 4425 Sandvik CoroTurn® Turning Inserts – Pack of 10

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