Kyocera SGS 31259 3/8" 4 Flute Ti-NAMITE-A AlTiN Coated Stub Carbide Square End Mill INSIZE_7351 The Somta Series 204 Morse Point Type_Flat

Name: Kyocera SGS 31259 3/8" 4 Flute Ti-NAMITE-A AlTiN Coated Stub Carbide Square End Mill INSIZE_7351 The Somta Series 204 Morse Point Type_Flat
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 44825045751
Price: 140.18 USD
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Rating: 4.2736 (23 reviews)

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Kyocera SGS 31259 3 8" 4 Flute Ti NAMITE A AlTiN Coated Stub Carbide Square End Mill INSIZE_7351 The Somta Series 204 Morse Point Type_Flat The Somta Series 204 Morse Taper Shank Drill is designed for precision drilling in industrial machining 8" Outside Diameter Range Tool Length: Stub positive rake geometry and Ti NAMITE A AlTiN coating in a stub length configuration

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