Insize GO Thread Ring Gauge M56X5.5 Series 4120-56 Carbide Tipped Dead Center Material: 3 Flute High-Speed Steel Point Type_Flat

Name: Insize GO Thread Ring Gauge M56X5.5 Series 4120-56 Carbide Tipped Dead Center Material: 3 Flute High-Speed Steel Point Type_Flat
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 84466338569
Price: 325.75 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8811 (7 reviews)

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Insize GO Thread Ring Gauge M56X5.5 Series 4120 56 Carbide Tipped Dead Center Material: 3 Flute High Speed Steel Point Type_Flat Material: 3 Flute High Speed Steel Comprehensive Selection: Includes 30 pieces of assorted heat shrink tubes to cover a wide range of applications Nominal diameter: M56 You are buying a genuine Insize product from the agent appointed distributor of all Insize products within Australia

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