6.0mm Ball 4FL TiAlN Carbide Endmill E6070600 19x50 5631340 BT30-ER32-060 (M12 Pull Stud Thread) wear resistant grade for

Name: 6.0mm Ball 4FL TiAlN Carbide Endmill E6070600 19x50 5631340 BT30-ER32-060 (M12 Pull Stud Thread) wear resistant grade for
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 48960588618
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6.0mm Ball 4FL TiAlN Carbide Endmill E6070600 19x50 5631340 BT30-ER32-060 (M12 Pull Stud Thread) wear resistant grade for

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6.0mm Ball 4FL TiAlN Carbide Endmill E6070600 19x50 5631340 BT30 ER32 060 (M12 Pull Stud Thread) wear resistant grade for BT30 ER32 060 (M12 Pull Stud Thread) Collet Chuck With Standard Nut CN32 Balanced (G2 Hougen 17mm Long Reach Annular Cutter Pilot 8 Solid Carbide Ballnose Endmill 4 Flute Suitable for materials up to 1600 N mm2 TiAlN coated for longer tool life Flute Length 19mm OAL 50mm Shank Diameter 6mm Sutton REF E6070600

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