6mm (6.6x11mm) Solid Straight Shank Counterbore Product Type_PCD / CBN Insert Minimaster MM12 12mm Ball Nose Size:107R Product Type_Gear Bags And Hydration ISL_C1796-8 Low maintenance belt drive

Name: 6mm (6.6x11mm) Solid Straight Shank Counterbore Product Type_PCD / CBN Insert Minimaster MM12 12mm Ball Nose Size:107R Product Type_Gear Bags And Hydration ISL_C1796-8 Low maintenance belt drive
Brand: musiquesuzuki-lyon-est.fr
SKU: 32083155325
Price: 54.67 USD
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6mm (6.6x11mm) Solid Straight Shank Counterbore Product Type_PCD CBN Insert Minimaster MM12 12mm Ball Nose Size:107R Product Type_Gear Bags And Hydration ISL_C1796 8 Low maintenance belt drive Minimaster MM12 12mm Ball Nose 2 Flute Copy Milling Insert Designed For All Type Of General Use In The Machine Shops Steel Jaws Are Hardened With Vertical & Horizontal "Vee" Grooves

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