Hepyc 10mm Cobalt HSS End Mill DIN327N Short Series 2 Flute 30° Helix 100 Pack IP68 PG9 White Nylon Cable Gland 4-8mm Cable Range Its #3 Double Cut geometry Point Type_Flat

Name: Hepyc 10mm Cobalt HSS End Mill DIN327N Short Series 2 Flute 30° Helix 100 Pack IP68 PG9 White Nylon Cable Gland 4-8mm Cable Range Its #3 Double Cut geometry Point Type_Flat
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 54564977158
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Hepyc 10mm Cobalt HSS End Mill DIN327N Short Series 2 Flute 30° Helix 100 Pack IP68 PG9 White Nylon Cable Gland 4 8mm Cable Range Its #3 Double Cut geometry Point Type_Flat Its #3 Double Cut geometry ensures excellent chip evacuation Ordering Code: KEMB Helix Angle: 30° 100 N mm²

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