Insize Flexible Inner Diameter Meter 50–100 mm Range Series 7137-100 Carmex External Right Hand ISO Metric Thread Turning Insert 0.4mm / 16 ER 0.4 ISO BMA ideal for short-series machining applications 1020556

Name: Insize Flexible Inner Diameter Meter 50–100 mm Range Series 7137-100 Carmex External Right Hand ISO Metric Thread Turning Insert 0.4mm / 16 ER 0.4 ISO BMA ideal for short-series machining applications 1020556
Brand: www.merge-project.eu
SKU: 24371094275
Price: 65.52 USD
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Insize Flexible Inner Diameter Meter 50–100 mm Range Series 7137 100 Carmex External Right Hand ISO Metric Thread Turning Insert 0.4mm 16 ER 0.4 ISO BMA ideal for short series machining applications 1020556 ideal for short series machining applications this holder offers robust support for larger threading operations Graduation: 0 Part No: 7137 100

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