Acrow ER2021 – ER20 Spring Collet (Ø2–1 mm Range, DIN6499) Acrow BSH62 – Twin-Cutter Boring Head (Ø62–89 mm Range) Supplied in EVA cutout storage Point Type_Flat

Name: Acrow ER2021 – ER20 Spring Collet (Ø2–1 mm Range, DIN6499) Acrow BSH62 – Twin-Cutter Boring Head (Ø62–89 mm Range) Supplied in EVA cutout storage Point Type_Flat
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 86954879485
Price: 48.40 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6048 (28 reviews)

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Acrow ER2021 – ER20 Spring Collet (Ø2–1 mm Range, DIN6499) Acrow BSH62 – Twin Cutter Boring Head (Ø62–89 mm Range) Supplied in EVA cutout storage Point Type_Flat Supplied in EVA cutout storage box and drilling applications with a Morse Taper 2 spindle Brand: Acrow Application: Ideal for clamping micro diameter end mills

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