MaxxMacro® 200.1J-P1 MXRuler WEDM Rust Proof Reference Element 145mm Erowa_ER-038120 Recommended maximum workpiece weight with PHPA

Name: MaxxMacro® 200.1J-P1 MXRuler WEDM Rust Proof Reference Element 145mm Erowa_ER-038120 Recommended maximum workpiece weight with PHPA
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 88151718863
Price: 387.00 USD
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Rating: 4.0387 (25 reviews)

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MaxxMacro® 200.1J P1 MXRuler WEDM Rust Proof Reference Element 145mm Erowa_ER 038120 Recommended maximum workpiece weight with PHPA Recommended maximum workpiece weight with one vice: 15 kg ApplicationOptimal accessibility for 5 axis machining with single and multiple part clamping Product Information: unlocking extensive configuration possibilities with both MXRuler accessories and Mounting Head components

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