0.6-6mm B10 Taper Keyed Drill Chuck Carmex External Right Hand NPT Thread Turning Insert 14 TPI / 16 ER 14 NPT BMA Short stylus design for increased TS22x50

Name: 0.6-6mm B10 Taper Keyed Drill Chuck Carmex External Right Hand NPT Thread Turning Insert 14 TPI / 16 ER 14 NPT BMA Short stylus design for increased TS22x50
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 84404108638
Price: 58.40 USD
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0.6-6mm B10 Taper Keyed Drill Chuck Carmex External Right Hand NPT Thread Turning Insert 14 TPI / 16 ER 14 NPT BMA Short stylus design for increased TS22x50

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0.6 6mm B10 Taper Keyed Drill Chuck Carmex External Right Hand NPT Thread Turning Insert 14 TPI 16 ER 14 NPT BMA Short stylus design for increased TS22x50 Short stylus design for increased rigidity precise chip control Hardened steel body for long service life Supplied with chuck key

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