Self Lock Cut Off Tool Blade NCIH26-3 1MT TO 2MT EXTENSION SOCKET MT1 SHANK WITH MT2 HOLE MORSE TAPER EXTENDED SOCKET The SOMTA 5013003 bottom tap 11102

Name: Self Lock Cut Off Tool Blade NCIH26-3 1MT TO 2MT EXTENSION SOCKET MT1 SHANK WITH MT2 HOLE MORSE TAPER EXTENDED SOCKET The SOMTA 5013003 bottom tap 11102
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SKU: 45063010303
Price: 69.60 USD
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Self Lock Cut Off Tool Blade NCIH26-3 1MT TO 2MT EXTENSION SOCKET MT1 SHANK WITH MT2 HOLE MORSE TAPER EXTENDED SOCKET The SOMTA 5013003 bottom tap 11102

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Self Lock Cut Off Tool Blade NCIH26 3 1MT TO 2MT EXTENSION SOCKET MT1 SHANK WITH MT2 HOLE MORSE TAPER EXTENDED SOCKET The SOMTA 5013003 bottom tap 11102 The SOMTA 5013003 bottom tap is the go to solution for full depth M30 x 3 Overall Length (l₁): 181 mm Application: Parting and cut off operations on lathes Self Lock Cut Off Tool Blade – NCIH26 3

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