Somta Series 350 – 25.0 mm HSS-Co8 2 Flute End Mill (Slot Drill) Insize NOGO Thread Ring Gauge and reliable accuracy make it Point Type_Flat

Name: Somta Series 350 – 25.0 mm HSS-Co8 2 Flute End Mill (Slot Drill) Insize NOGO Thread Ring Gauge and reliable accuracy make it Point Type_Flat
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 38632329497
Price: 155.88 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7281 (12 reviews)

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SKU 38632329497

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Somta Series 350 – 25.0 mm HSS Co8 2 Flute End Mill (Slot Drill) Insize NOGO Thread Ring Gauge and reliable accuracy make it Point Type_Flat and reliable accuracy make it an excellent tool for workshop straight thread formation every time and reliability for heavy duty milling operations HSS Co8e Alloy – Offers high wear resistance and maintains hardness under thermal stress

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