External Parting and Grooving Tool Holder MGEHR2020K02 20x20mm Hassay Savage Metric Keyway Broach Cutter 22mm-F The Carmex 12 I 20 Point Type_Flat

Name: External Parting and Grooving Tool Holder MGEHR2020K02 20x20mm Hassay Savage Metric Keyway Broach Cutter 22mm-F The Carmex 12 I 20 Point Type_Flat
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 21120956710
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External Parting and Grooving Tool Holder MGEHR2020K02 20x20mm Hassay Savage Metric Keyway Broach Cutter 22mm F The Carmex 12 I 20 Point Type_Flat The Carmex 12 I 20 UN MT7 is a precision internal thread milling insert for Unified (UN) 20 TPI threads Bore Diameter (DCON): 22 mm Model: MGEHR2020K02 Construction: High strength alloy steel for durability

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