Insize Digital Caliper 0-300mm/0-12" Range Series 1170-306 820 pc Stainless Steel Metric and Imperial Grub Set Grab Kit Assortment A precision-ground ER40 collet chuck 11102

Name: Insize Digital Caliper 0-300mm/0-12" Range Series 1170-306 820 pc Stainless Steel Metric and Imperial Grub Set Grab Kit Assortment A precision-ground ER40 collet chuck 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 72871864227
Price: 215.59 USD
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Insize Digital Caliper 0 300mm 0 12" Range Series 1170 306 820 pc Stainless Steel Metric and Imperial Grub Set Grab Kit Assortment A precision ground ER40 collet chuck 11102 A precision ground ER40 collet chuck with NT40 (National Taper 40) shank and M16 drawbar thread and machining tasks Optional Accessories: Data output cables (7306 20 Insize 0–300 mm 0–12" Digital Caliper

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