Carmex External Right Hand ISO Thread Turning Insert 16mm / 0.7 TPI / 16 ER 0.7 ISO P25C Somta Series 163 – 8.2MM UDL Stub Drill HSS-Co5 The SOMTA 1770675 – 6 11102

Name: Carmex External Right Hand ISO Thread Turning Insert 16mm / 0.7 TPI / 16 ER 0.7 ISO P25C Somta Series 163 – 8.2MM UDL Stub Drill HSS-Co5 The SOMTA 1770675 – 6 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 83915617811
Price: 39.00 USD
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Rating: 4.2322 (16 reviews)

Carmex External Right Hand ISO Thread Turning Insert 16mm / 0.7 TPI / 16 ER 0.7 ISO P25C Somta Series 163 – 8.2MM UDL Stub Drill HSS-Co5 The SOMTA 1770675 – 6 11102

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Carmex External Right Hand ISO Thread Turning Insert 16mm 0.7 TPI 16 ER 0.7 ISO P25C Somta Series 163 – 8.2MM UDL Stub Drill HSS Co5 The SOMTA 1770675 – 6 11102 The SOMTA 1770675 – 6 Measuring Range: 0–25 Hand: Right Hand External Thread Turning Insert – ISO Full Profile 60°

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