Hepyc 8mm Cobalt HSS End Mill DIN327N Short Series 2 Flute 30° Helix Insize Lifting Lever 6289-150 and precision machining 2D Insert Height The

Name: Hepyc 8mm Cobalt HSS End Mill DIN327N Short Series 2 Flute 30° Helix Insize Lifting Lever 6289-150 and precision machining 2D Insert Height The
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Hepyc 8mm Cobalt HSS End Mill DIN327N Short Series 2 Flute 30° Helix Insize Lifting Lever 6289-150 and precision machining 2D Insert Height The

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Hepyc 8mm Cobalt HSS End Mill DIN327N Short Series 2 Flute 30° Helix Insize Lifting Lever 6289 150 and precision machining 2D Insert Height The and precision machining Ideal for small CNC machines and detailed milling work as well as non alloy and alloy carbon steels up to a tensile strength of 1 Ideal for engineering

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