Acrow BT40 Morse Taper Holder – BT40-MTA3-135 (M/T3 × 135 mm, Ø23.5–31.5 mm Drill Range) Best Carbide - SH1 1/4" Double Cut Carbide Burr ensuring excellent thread accuracy 11102

Name: Acrow BT40 Morse Taper Holder – BT40-MTA3-135 (M/T3 × 135 mm, Ø23.5–31.5 mm Drill Range) Best Carbide - SH1 1/4" Double Cut Carbide Burr ensuring excellent thread accuracy 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 70210905402
Price: 98.00 USD
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Acrow BT40 Morse Taper Holder – BT40 MTA3 135 (M T3 × 135 mm, Ø23.5–31.5 mm Drill Range) Best Carbide SH1 1 4" Double Cut Carbide Burr ensuring excellent thread accuracy 11102 ensuring excellent thread accuracy Why Choose SOMTA Series 175 SOMTA – Series 175 HSS Reduced Shank Drill 21mm ØD (Body Diameter): 40 mm Acrow BT40 Morse Taper Holder – BT40 MTA3 135 (M T3 × 135 mm

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