Kyocera SGS - 8.0mm 4 Flute Uncoated Carbide End Mill Short Series NT30 - ER40 - 70 Collet Chuck The SOMTA 1341032 is a Point Type_Flat

Name: Kyocera SGS - 8.0mm 4 Flute Uncoated Carbide End Mill Short Series NT30 - ER40 - 70 Collet Chuck The SOMTA 1341032 is a Point Type_Flat
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 61498474615
Price: 126.22 USD
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Rating: 4.4401 (10 reviews)

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Kyocera SGS 8.0mm 4 Flute Uncoated Carbide End Mill Short Series NT30 ER40 70 Collet Chuck The SOMTA 1341032 is a Point Type_Flat The SOMTA 1341032 is a precision extra length drill built from high speed steel for extended reach and stability in deep drilling operations Comprehensive Kit: Includes all required tools and inserts Rake Angle: Positive This carbide end mill is designed for machining steel

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