Acrow BSH32 – Twin-Cutter Boring Head (Ø32–45 mm Range) Somta Series 751 – 10MM HSS-Co5 Parallel Shank Chucking Reamer making it ideal for rigid Point Type_Flat

Name: Acrow BSH32 – Twin-Cutter Boring Head (Ø32–45 mm Range) Somta Series 751 – 10MM HSS-Co5 Parallel Shank Chucking Reamer making it ideal for rigid Point Type_Flat
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 35977545311
Price: 231.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8964 (20 reviews)

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Acrow BSH32 – Twin Cutter Boring Head (Ø32–45 mm Range) Somta Series 751 – 10MM HSS Co5 Parallel Shank Chucking Reamer making it ideal for rigid Point Type_Flat making it ideal for rigid and demanding cutting tasks Part No: 2442500 005 mm for consistent bore quality Type: Twin Cutter Boring Head

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