Hassay Savage Collared Type Keyway Bushing For Broach 13/16"-B Insize Counting Scale 15kg Capacity Series 8101-15 Industrial Machinery: Ideal for repairing 11102

Name: Hassay Savage Collared Type Keyway Bushing For Broach 13/16"-B Insize Counting Scale 15kg Capacity Series 8101-15 Industrial Machinery: Ideal for repairing 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 55813351956
Price: 95.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7983 (11 reviews)

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Hassay Savage Collared Type Keyway Bushing For Broach 13 16" B Insize Counting Scale 15kg Capacity Series 8101 15 Industrial Machinery: Ideal for repairing 11102 Industrial Machinery: Ideal for repairing threads in industrial equipment and tools that are subject to heavy use and high temperatures Supplied with: GO & NO GO gauges together Outside Diameter: 13 16" Keyway Bushing for Broach – Collared Type

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