Sandvik Coromant BT50 ER32 Collet Chuck Holder - 70 mm E-Z Coil Kit M8 X 1.0 X 1.5D (Standard) Helicoil Thread Repair Reliable Durability – Designed for 11102

Name: Sandvik Coromant BT50 ER32 Collet Chuck Holder - 70 mm E-Z Coil Kit M8 X 1.0 X 1.5D (Standard) Helicoil Thread Repair Reliable Durability – Designed for 11102
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SKU: 892866078
Price: 135.00 USD
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Sandvik Coromant BT50 ER32 Collet Chuck Holder - 70 mm E-Z Coil Kit M8 X 1.0 X 1.5D (Standard) Helicoil Thread Repair Reliable Durability – Designed for 11102

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Sandvik Coromant BT50 ER32 Collet Chuck Holder 70 mm E Z Coil Kit M8 X 1.0 X 1.5D (Standard) Helicoil Thread Repair Reliable Durability – Designed for 11102 Reliable Durability – Designed for long service life under high load operation Part Number: 4621 90 Maximum Speed: 12 Sandvik Coromant BT50 ER32 Collet Chuck Holder – 70 mm

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