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SEHT 120408 INSERT GRADEQP25C
Rp306.000
Yamaloy Indexable Milling Inserts – SEHT
Insert Grade Description
(K20) Micrograin uncoated. For cast irons, aluminium alloys, other non-ferrous materials including titaniums and nickel alloys.
(P10-P35) CVD coated. Milling grade for steels and some stainless steels.
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SKU : YML1204432W
Yamaloy Indexable Milling Inserts – SEHT
Insert Grade Description
(K20) Micrograin uncoated. For cast irons, aluminium alloys, other non-ferrous materials including titaniums and nickel alloys.
(P10-P35) CVD coated. Milling grade for steels and some stainless steels.
Specification :
Brand : Yamaloy
Chip- breaker : –
eCl@ss Code : 21010901
Grade : QP25C
Insert Size SEHT : 120408
UNSPSC Code : 23242105
| Weight | 1 kg |
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