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Acrow BT40-SM32-100 – Shell Mill Holder (Ø32 mm Bore, BT40 Taper) Somta Series 350 – 6.0 mm HSS-Co8 2 Flute End Mill (Slot Drill) 75 in Tap Chamfer Length SM1

Name: Acrow BT40-SM32-100 – Shell Mill Holder (Ø32 mm Bore, BT40 Taper) Somta Series 350 – 6.0 mm HSS-Co8 2 Flute End Mill (Slot Drill) 75 in Tap Chamfer Length SM1
Brand: basakdanismanlik.com
SKU: 64617293243
Price: 105.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8388 (27 reviews)

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Acrow BT40 SM32 100 – Shell Mill Holder (Ø32 mm Bore, BT40 Taper) Somta Series 350 – 6.0 mm HSS Co8 2 Flute End Mill (Slot Drill) 75 in Tap Chamfer Length SM1 75 in Tap Chamfer Length 3 ✔ Extended Length for Hard to Reach Areas – Offers precision in deeper cuts and intricate applications Surface Finish: Precision Ground Constructed from hardened alloy steel and precision ground for superior concentricity

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