Carmex Mill Thread Solid Carbide 14 NPT with internal coolant bore 22.7mm depth XCK-191 Adjustable Big Top-Roller Lever Actuator Limit Switch Part No: 1188-150A 11102

Name: Carmex Mill Thread Solid Carbide 14 NPT with internal coolant bore 22.7mm depth XCK-191 Adjustable Big Top-Roller Lever Actuator Limit Switch Part No: 1188-150A 11102
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SKU: 86715339754
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Carmex Mill Thread Solid Carbide 14 NPT with internal coolant bore 22.7mm depth XCK-191 Adjustable Big Top-Roller Lever Actuator Limit Switch Part No: 1188-150A 11102

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Carmex Mill Thread Solid Carbide 14 NPT with internal coolant bore 22.7mm depth XCK 191 Adjustable Big Top Roller Lever Actuator Limit Switch Part No: 1188 150A 11102 Part No: 1188 150A and reliable chip evacuation in blind hole applications—ideal for demanding CNC and manual production environments Total Length: 105mm Mill Thread Solid Carbide – Internal Coolant Threadmill

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