Maxx-ER 50 Stainless Multi 5 Quick Chuck Precision Rail Mitsubishi NA2400 Fully prepared with mounting bolts while maintaining an accuracy

Name: Maxx-ER 50 Stainless Multi 5 Quick Chuck Precision Rail Mitsubishi NA2400 Fully prepared with mounting bolts while maintaining an accuracy
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 40397613377
Price: 1645.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2016 (10 reviews)

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Description

Maxx ER 50 Stainless Multi 5 Quick Chuck Precision Rail Mitsubishi NA2400 Fully prepared with mounting bolts while maintaining an accuracy Fully prepared with mounting bolts MaxxMacro 54 Aluminum Slotted Electrode Holder U30x6" comes fully assembled and ready to use maximizing space for electrode machining centers Maxx ER 50 Stainless Multi 5 Quick Chuck Precision Rail To mount multiple quick chucks on the machine table

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