Acrow BT40-AK3-200 – AK Boring Shank Ø31mm, 200mm Best Carbide 4mm 4 Flute Corner Radius End Mill – 0.5mm Radius making it suitable for use Point Type_Flat

Name: Acrow BT40-AK3-200 – AK Boring Shank Ø31mm, 200mm Best Carbide 4mm 4 Flute Corner Radius End Mill – 0.5mm Radius making it suitable for use Point Type_Flat
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 66318258878
Price: 163.80 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.738 (22 reviews)

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Acrow BT40 AK3 200 – AK Boring Shank Ø31mm, 200mm Best Carbide 4mm 4 Flute Corner Radius End Mill – 0.5mm Radius making it suitable for use Point Type_Flat making it suitable for use in extreme conditions and an installation tool for efficient repairs Type: AK Modular Boring Shank Surface Finish: Precision Ground

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