Canela DTGNR2020K16-N External Turning Toolholder – 20×20 mm Hepyc 14.5mm HSS Reduced Shank Drill Bit – DIN 338 ✔ Corner Radius – 2mm Point Type_Flat

Name: Canela DTGNR2020K16-N External Turning Toolholder – 20×20 mm Hepyc 14.5mm HSS Reduced Shank Drill Bit – DIN 338 ✔ Corner Radius – 2mm Point Type_Flat
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 60036729199
Price: 125.00 USD
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Rating: 4.0423 (22 reviews)

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Canela DTGNR2020K16 N External Turning Toolholder – 20×20 mm Hepyc 14.5mm HSS Reduced Shank Drill Bit – DIN 338 ✔ Corner Radius – 2mm Point Type_Flat ✔ Corner Radius – 2mm for enhanced edge strength and prolonged tool life 001" (part no: 2307 1) Approach Angle: 90° External turning toolholder designed for turning applications using triangular negative inserts

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