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Fullerton 92062 0.1969" 2 Flute Standard Ball Nose End Mill SOMTA - Series 511 HSS Metric Tap M12 x 1.25 Taper (Fine) Short Hand Tap Consistent Accuracy – Engineered to SM1

Name: Fullerton 92062 0.1969" 2 Flute Standard Ball Nose End Mill SOMTA - Series 511 HSS Metric Tap M12 x 1.25 Taper (Fine) Short Hand Tap Consistent Accuracy – Engineered to SM1
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SKU: 12478764099
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Fullerton 92062 0.1969" 2 Flute Standard Ball Nose End Mill SOMTA Series 511 HSS Metric Tap M12 x 1.25 Taper (Fine) Short Hand Tap Consistent Accuracy – Engineered to SM1 Consistent Accuracy – Engineered to maintain dimensional tolerance and alignment The Kyocera MEY20 S20 is a precision engineered toolholder designed for shoulder milling applications Flute Length: 0 Key Features

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