VSZ-M6 8mm Dia x 94mm Long Straight Shank To Suit C/Bores VFL 8mm -11.5mm 5135260 Suitable for harder short chipping Color:Royal/Orange

Name: VSZ-M6 8mm Dia x 94mm Long Straight Shank To Suit C/Bores VFL 8mm -11.5mm 5135260 Suitable for harder short chipping Color:Royal/Orange
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 38899792106
Price: 86.23 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.891900000000001 (17 reviews)

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VSZ M6 8mm Dia x 94mm Long Straight Shank To Suit C Bores VFL 8mm 11.5mm 5135260 Suitable for harder short chipping Color:Royal Orange Suitable for harder short chipping materials up to 42 HRc TiAlN coated powdered metal high speed steel Warranty: This product carries a limited 3 month warranty against faulty materials and manufacture only 0 VFL 11 5mm Cutters

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