Carmex Internal ISO Threadmill Insert 12mm / 0.75mm Pitch / 12 I 0.75 ISO MT7 Insize Bourdon Tube Pressure Gauge 1/4NPT 0–10 Bar Series 5201-63N2Y10 This extension base is designed 11102

Name: Carmex Internal ISO Threadmill Insert 12mm / 0.75mm Pitch / 12 I 0.75 ISO MT7 Insize Bourdon Tube Pressure Gauge 1/4NPT 0–10 Bar Series 5201-63N2Y10 This extension base is designed 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 53304907882
Price: 93.38 USD
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Carmex Internal ISO Threadmill Insert 12mm / 0.75mm Pitch / 12 I 0.75 ISO MT7 Insize Bourdon Tube Pressure Gauge 1/4NPT 0–10 Bar Series 5201-63N2Y10 This extension base is designed 11102

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Carmex Internal ISO Threadmill Insert 12mm 0.75mm Pitch 12 I 0.75 ISO MT7 Insize Bourdon Tube Pressure Gauge 1 4NPT 0–10 Bar Series 5201 63N2Y10 This extension base is designed 11102 This extension base is designed to increase the range of depth measurement Vial Protection: Shock proof and UV proof It is fully compatible with Carmex SR Series toolholders Mill Thread Insert – ISO 0

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