Kyocera SGS 48680 6mm 2 Flute Ti-NAMITE-A AlTiN Coated Long Carbide Square End Mill 60 Degree Square 2–3xP plug lead Point Type_Flat

Name: Kyocera SGS 48680 6mm 2 Flute Ti-NAMITE-A AlTiN Coated Long Carbide Square End Mill 60 Degree Square 2–3xP plug lead Point Type_Flat
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 32740655219
Price: 97.67 USD
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Kyocera SGS 48680 6mm 2 Flute Ti NAMITE A AlTiN Coated Long Carbide Square End Mill 60 Degree Square 2–3xP plug lead Point Type_Flat 2–3xP plug lead Customisation: Ball tip diameters can be customised between 1 Chip Breaker: No The Kyocera SGS 48680 is an excellent choice for CNC milling applications requiring a reliable 6mm 2 flute solid carbide square end mill with 19mm length of cut

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