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Acrow X.0840-M050P080-0095.01 – Spare Screw for BSH44 Boring Heads Insize Metric Digital Indicator 25.4mm Range Series 2116-25 Well-designed and built for precision 11102
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Acrow X.0840 M050P080 0095.01 – Spare Screw for BSH44 Boring Heads Insize Metric Digital Indicator 25.4mm Range Series 2116 25 Well designed and built for precision 11102 Well designed and built for precision ✔ Thread Size: 1 1 8" UNC (Unified National Coarse)✔ Standard: ISO 529✔ Material: High Speed Steel (HSS) for enhanced strength and wear resistance✔ Thread Form: 60° flank angle for precision and secure thread cutting✔ Tolerance Class: ISO 2 (2B) for a standard thread fit✔ Flute Type: Straight flute for effective chip removal✔ Lead Type: Intermediate lead for balanced cutting performance✔ Cutting Direction: Right hand cutting✔ Application: General purpose threading across various materials 0840 M050P080 0095 Compatible Boring Head: BSH44
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