Carmex Mill Thread Solid Carbide 0.5 ISO with internal coolant bore 10.3mm depth Insize External Dial Caliper Gauge 0-20mm x 0.1mm Range Series 2333-201 and easy to use 11102

Name: Carmex Mill Thread Solid Carbide 0.5 ISO with internal coolant bore 10.3mm depth Insize External Dial Caliper Gauge 0-20mm x 0.1mm Range Series 2333-201 and easy to use 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 52890875013
Price: 223.79 USD
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Rating: 4.6768 (7 reviews)

Carmex Mill Thread Solid Carbide 0.5 ISO with internal coolant bore 10.3mm depth Insize External Dial Caliper Gauge 0-20mm x 0.1mm Range Series 2333-201 and easy to use 11102

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Carmex Mill Thread Solid Carbide 0.5 ISO with internal coolant bore 10.3mm depth Insize External Dial Caliper Gauge 0 20mm x 0.1mm Range Series 2333 201 and easy to use 11102 and easy to use 3 16 x 1 4 x 1 16 – 100 PCS Total Length: 58mm Mill Thread Solid Carbide – Internal Coolant Threadmill

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