Hassay Savage Plain Type Keyway Bushing For Broach 72mm-E 10 Piece 304 Stainless Steel 40-60mm Worm Drive Hose Clamp Hardened and precision ground*Suitable for 11102

Name: Hassay Savage Plain Type Keyway Bushing For Broach 72mm-E 10 Piece 304 Stainless Steel 40-60mm Worm Drive Hose Clamp Hardened and precision ground*Suitable for 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 69323584110
Price: 222.50 USD
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Hassay Savage Plain Type Keyway Bushing For Broach 72mm-E 10 Piece 304 Stainless Steel 40-60mm Worm Drive Hose Clamp Hardened and precision ground*Suitable for 11102

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Hassay Savage Plain Type Keyway Bushing For Broach 72mm E 10 Piece 304 Stainless Steel 40 60mm Worm Drive Hose Clamp Hardened and precision ground*Suitable for 11102 Hardened and precision ground*Suitable for all R8 Precision and Durability for Hard Milling Applications Outside Diameter: 72mm 2 Keyway Bushing for Broach – Plain Type

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