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8019 CLAMP SETS, LEVER
Indexa Indexable Tooling Spares – Levers
Within the Index-Seiki range of indexable tooling spares you will find insert screws, Torx keys, shims, clamps and pins to fit the Index-Seiki toolholder you’re using.
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SKU : IND1071250K
Indexa Indexable Tooling Spares – Levers
Within the Index-Seiki range of indexable tooling spares you will find insert screws, Torx keys, shims, clamps and pins to fit the Index-Seiki toolholder you’re using.
Specification :
Brand : Indexa
eCl@ss Code : 28039190
Supplier Part No. : 8019
UNSPSC Code : 23242106
| Weight | 1 kg |
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