Somta Series 732 – 3/16" HSS Hand Taper Pin Reamer parallel steel gauge block ground steel bars precision cnc milling 4mm thick industrial measurement Compatible with Insize screw thread 11102

Name: Somta Series 732 – 3/16" HSS Hand Taper Pin Reamer parallel steel gauge block ground steel bars precision cnc milling 4mm thick industrial measurement Compatible with Insize screw thread 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 73678293050
Price: 128.04 USD
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Somta Series 732 – 3 16" HSS Hand Taper Pin Reamer parallel steel gauge block ground steel bars precision cnc milling 4mm thick industrial measurement Compatible with Insize screw thread 11102 Compatible with Insize screw thread micrometers 3281 75A Series: Somta Series 511 Nominal Diameter: 3 16" (4 Somta Series 732 – 3 16" HSS Taper Pin Reamer 7320476

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