Mitsuba Automotive V-Belt, 13AVX, AVX13 - 13A1780 62.001.22.50 • Specially soldered carbide cutting wear resistant grade for

Name: Mitsuba Automotive V-Belt, 13AVX, AVX13 - 13A1780 62.001.22.50 • Specially soldered carbide cutting wear resistant grade for
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SKU: 57519091175
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Mitsuba Automotive V-Belt, 13AVX, AVX13 - 13A1780 62.001.22.50 • Specially soldered carbide cutting wear resistant grade for

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Mitsuba Automotive V Belt, 13AVX, AVX13 13A1780 62.001.22.50 • Specially soldered carbide cutting wear resistant grade for • Specially soldered carbide cutting edge with stress relieved soldering technique at more than +1100°C reduces break out or annealing of carbide cutting edge Key Features: The MITSUBA classical RE belt has a wide range of applications with high belt speeds and small pulley diameters APPLICATION:

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