Kyocera SGS 30002 3/16" 4 Flute Ti-NAMITE-A AlTiN Coated Carbide Square End Mill Hepyc 35mm HSS Morse Taper Shank Drill MT4 DIN 345 Model: S20-DRX125M-3-03 11102

Name: Kyocera SGS 30002 3/16" 4 Flute Ti-NAMITE-A AlTiN Coated Carbide Square End Mill Hepyc 35mm HSS Morse Taper Shank Drill MT4 DIN 345 Model: S20-DRX125M-3-03 11102
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Kyocera SGS 30002 3 16" 4 Flute Ti NAMITE A AlTiN Coated Carbide Square End Mill Hepyc 35mm HSS Morse Taper Shank Drill MT4 DIN 345 Model: S20 DRX125M 3 03 11102 Model: S20 DRX125M 3 03 The Haron B4F72 72" (1800mm) Stainless Steel Flexible Connector is designed for optimal performance and adaptability End Mill Type: Square End Professional quality Kyocera SGS 30002 Series 01S general application end mill manufactured from solid carbide for reliable and precise machining across a wide range of materials

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