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Kyocera MRF08-S12 – Indexable Face Milling Toolholder (THN01600) Somta Series 102 – 23/64" HSS Straight Shank Jobber Drill ensuring fast and clean cuts Cutting Diameter 10 mm

Name: Kyocera MRF08-S12 – Indexable Face Milling Toolholder (THN01600) Somta Series 102 – 23/64" HSS Straight Shank Jobber Drill ensuring fast and clean cuts Cutting Diameter 10 mm
Brand: www.herzogmaler.de
SKU: 43720615111
Price: 149.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2403 (23 reviews)

SKU 43720615111

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Kyocera MRF08 S12 – Indexable Face Milling Toolholder (THN01600) Somta Series 102 – 23 64" HSS Straight Shank Jobber Drill ensuring fast and clean cuts Cutting Diameter 10 mm ensuring fast and clean cuts in soft metals Insert compatibility: K type grooving inserts this toolholder delivers solid rigidity and smooth cutting performance Shank Type: Cylindrical

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