Carmex Internal Right Hand Whitworth (55°) Thread Turning Insert 16 mm / 16 IR AG55 BMA XCK-T110 Short Spring Plunger Actuator Limit Switch Ordering code: C12I18UNMT7 2D Insert Height The

Name: Carmex Internal Right Hand Whitworth (55°) Thread Turning Insert 16 mm / 16 IR AG55 BMA XCK-T110 Short Spring Plunger Actuator Limit Switch Ordering code: C12I18UNMT7 2D Insert Height The
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SKU: 10165527327
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Carmex Internal Right Hand Whitworth (55°) Thread Turning Insert 16 mm / 16 IR AG55 BMA XCK-T110 Short Spring Plunger Actuator Limit Switch Ordering code: C12I18UNMT7 2D Insert Height The

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Carmex Internal Right Hand Whitworth (55°) Thread Turning Insert 16 mm 16 IR AG55 BMA XCK T110 Short Spring Plunger Actuator Limit Switch Ordering code: C12I18UNMT7 2D Insert Height The Ordering code: C12I18UNMT7 laboratories this insert provides exceptional wear resistance Insert Type: Internal

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