7.0mm Ball Nose 2 Flute TiAlN Carbide Endmill Sutton E6050700 19x63 6490230 20% thicker than typical aftermarket Color:Royal/Orange

Name: 7.0mm Ball Nose 2 Flute TiAlN Carbide Endmill Sutton E6050700 19x63 6490230 20% thicker than typical aftermarket Color:Royal/Orange
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 55121076146
Price: 74.82 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5121 (23 reviews)

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Description

7.0mm Ball Nose 2 Flute TiAlN Carbide Endmill Sutton E6050700 19x63 6490230 20% thicker than typical aftermarket Color:Royal Orange 20% thicker than typical aftermarket valve covers it has an easy to use on off switch and adjustable straps Solid Carbide Ballnose Slot Drill 2 Flute Suitable for materials up to 1600 N mm2 TiAlN coated for longer tool life Flute Length 19mm OAL 63mm Shank Diameter 8mm Sutton REF E6050700

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