Fullerton 32076 1/2 Inch 2 Flute Carbide Square End Mill Acrow W-D48 – ER32 High Speed Tooling Wrench (Ø48 mm) Optional Accessories: Data output cable 11102

Name: Fullerton 32076 1/2 Inch 2 Flute Carbide Square End Mill Acrow W-D48 – ER32 High Speed Tooling Wrench (Ø48 mm) Optional Accessories: Data output cable 11102
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SKU: 90862165704
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Fullerton 32076 1/2 Inch 2 Flute Carbide Square End Mill Acrow W-D48 – ER32 High Speed Tooling Wrench (Ø48 mm) Optional Accessories: Data output cable 11102

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Fullerton 32076 1 2 Inch 2 Flute Carbide Square End Mill Acrow W D48 – ER32 High Speed Tooling Wrench (Ø48 mm) Optional Accessories: Data output cable 11102 Optional Accessories: Data output cable (7306 20 Part No: 1010590 Double Ended: No Professional quality Fullerton 32076 general purpose end mill designed for reliable and efficient milling performance

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