Carmex Internal Right Hand Thread Turning Toolholder – 10 mm Shank / 11 mm Insert / SIR 0010 K11 Carmex Mill Thread Solid Carbide 12 UN w/ internal coolant bore 26.5mm Designed for annular cutters with 4MT TO 6MT EXTENSION SOCKET

Name: Carmex Internal Right Hand Thread Turning Toolholder – 10 mm Shank / 11 mm Insert / SIR 0010 K11 Carmex Mill Thread Solid Carbide 12 UN w/ internal coolant bore 26.5mm Designed for annular cutters with 4MT TO 6MT EXTENSION SOCKET
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SKU: 43328868368
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Carmex Internal Right Hand Thread Turning Toolholder – 10 mm Shank 11 mm Insert SIR 0010 K11 Carmex Mill Thread Solid Carbide 12 UN w internal coolant bore 26.5mm Designed for annular cutters with 4MT TO 6MT EXTENSION SOCKET Designed for annular cutters with 75mm depth of cut Part No: 4130 4 Type: Internal Thread Turning Toolholder Helix Angle: 1

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