Sandvik SRDCN2020K10-A External Toolholder 20mm Square Kyocera MEV32-S25-06-4T – Ø32 mm Indexable Shoulder Milling Toolholder (THN08483) Model: BT50-MTA2-180 11102

Name: Sandvik SRDCN2020K10-A External Toolholder 20mm Square Kyocera MEV32-S25-06-4T – Ø32 mm Indexable Shoulder Milling Toolholder (THN08483) Model: BT50-MTA2-180 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 72061209495
Price: 171.00 USD
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Sandvik SRDCN2020K10-A External Toolholder 20mm Square Kyocera MEV32-S25-06-4T – Ø32 mm Indexable Shoulder Milling Toolholder (THN08483) Model: BT50-MTA2-180 11102

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Sandvik SRDCN2020K10 A External Toolholder 20mm Square Kyocera MEV32 S25 06 4T – Ø32 mm Indexable Shoulder Milling Toolholder (THN08483) Model: BT50 MTA2 180 11102 Model: BT50 MTA2 180 Flute Length (I2): 75 mm Usable Length: (LU): 25mm Sandvik SRDCN 2525M 10 A – External Turning Tool Holder To Suit RCMT10T3M0 Inserts

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