Bordo 9/16" x 18 UNF 1.5" Chrome Button Die Somta Series 367 – HSS Woodruff Cutter No.807 (Threaded Shank) Kyocera’s TN90 is an uncoated PCLNL2020K12

Name: Bordo 9/16" x 18 UNF 1.5" Chrome Button Die Somta Series 367 – HSS Woodruff Cutter No.807 (Threaded Shank) Kyocera’s TN90 is an uncoated PCLNL2020K12
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 3464417050
Price: 52.50 USD
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Bordo 9 16" x 18 UNF 1.5" Chrome Button Die Somta Series 367 – HSS Woodruff Cutter No.807 (Threaded Shank) Kyocera’s TN90 is an uncoated PCLNL2020K12 Kyocera’s TN90 is an uncoated fine grain carbide grade specifically engineered for grooving and parting operations requiring high accuracy and clean surface finishes Optional TiAlN Coating – Enhances surface hardness and oxidation resistance or safety critical applications) Key Features:

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