Insize Screw Thread Micrometer 100-125mm Range Series 3281-125A insize compact indicator Suitable for CNC machining centres Point Type_Flat

Name: Insize Screw Thread Micrometer 100-125mm Range Series 3281-125A insize compact indicator Suitable for CNC machining centres Point Type_Flat
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 3914445051
Price: 282.76 USD
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Rating: 4.2826 (6 reviews)

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Insize Screw Thread Micrometer 100 125mm Range Series 3281 125A insize compact indicator Suitable for CNC machining centres Point Type_Flat Suitable for CNC machining centres Blade Functionality: Each blade checks primary Measurement Range: 100 125mm Optional Accessory: 55° setting standards (code 3281 SP) and measuring tips (code 7381) are available for separate purchase

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