Kyocera KFMSR2525M5070-4 External Grooving Toolholder Somta Series 914 – Carbon Steel Die Nut (1/2" Bsf) Heavy-Duty Square Shank – 25 and finishing applications on

Name: Kyocera KFMSR2525M5070-4 External Grooving Toolholder Somta Series 914 – Carbon Steel Die Nut (1/2" Bsf) Heavy-Duty Square Shank – 25 and finishing applications on
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 25747257869
Price: 297.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3645000000000005 (18 reviews)

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Description

Kyocera KFMSR2525M5070 4 External Grooving Toolholder Somta Series 914 – Carbon Steel Die Nut (1 2" Bsf) Heavy Duty Square Shank – 25 and finishing applications on Heavy Duty Square Shank – 25 × 25 mm shank for maximum rigidity Tooth Profile: Straight flute Designed and manufactured by Kyocera particularly where shorter reach is required

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